field goal

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: American football, Other sportsfield goalˈfield ˌgoal noun [countable] 1 DSAthe act of kicking the ball over the goal in American football2 DSOthe act of putting the ball through the net to get points in basketballExamples from the Corpusfield goal• I had never kicked a field goal like that in the snow.• They lost in overtime to a field goal by Pete Stoyanovich, Miami's rookie kicker.• He led the nation in field goal percentage for several weeks.• Sure, Florida State had another late field goal sail wide right.• Indiana had just one field goal in the final four minutes.• Gary Anderson kicked a 46-yard field goal to put the 49ers up, 20-7, one minute before halftime.

单词	field goal
释义	field goal From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: American football, Other sportsfield goalˈfield ˌgoal noun [countable] 1 DSAthe act of kicking the ball over the goal in American football2 DSOthe act of putting the ball through the net to get points in basketballExamples from the Corpusfield goal• I had never kicked a field goal like that in the snow.• They lost in overtime to a field goal by Pete Stoyanovich, Miami's rookie kicker.• He led the nation in field goal percentage for several weeks.• Sure, Florida State had another late field goal sail wide right.• Indiana had just one field goal in the final four minutes.• Gary Anderson kicked a 46-yard field goal to put the 49ers up, 20-7, one minute before halftime.
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