英语词汇“pregame”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pregame

/ˈpriːɡeɪm

North American

adjective

Denoting or relating to an event that occurs directly before a particular sports game: he threw out the first pitch during the pregame ceremonies...

Inside the media work room—a tent about the size of a football field—I watched a bit of ABC's pregame coverage.
NFL great Deion Sanders used to get focused in the locker room with his pregame dressing ritual.
Third, each organization providing alcohol was required to have liability insurance for the pregame event.

noun

A television or radio programme in which commentators discuss a sports game which is about to take place: the comments in question were made during last night’s pregame...

The pregame is the big deal at Manny's HD in Moonachie, where the HD refers to the 18 high-definition screens.
Does anything happen to broadcasters who pick the wrong team in the pregame?
Only NASCAR followed with a successful on-location pregame.

verb [no object] informal

Drink alcohol before attending an event or social function: a lot of the teenagers had pregamed before they got there...

Changing the campus culture can be challenging when students are pregaming, or drinking in private before leaving for a party, Greene said.
I can drink like a fish and my favorite activity is pregaming before an O's game.
Woke up from day drinking on Saturday at 9:45pm to find that we had missed the music festival that we had been pregaming for altogether and that we were intensely hung over.

单词	pregame
释义	pregame /ˈpriːɡeɪm / North American adjective Denoting or relating to an event that occurs directly before a particular sports game: he threw out the first pitch during the pregame ceremonies... Inside the media work room—a tent about the size of a football field—I watched a bit of ABC's pregame coverage. NFL great Deion Sanders used to get focused in the locker room with his pregame dressing ritual. Third, each organization providing alcohol was required to have liability insurance for the pregame event. noun A television or radio programme in which commentators discuss a sports game which is about to take place: the comments in question were made during last night’s pregame... The pregame is the big deal at Manny's HD in Moonachie, where the HD refers to the 18 high-definition screens. Does anything happen to broadcasters who pick the wrong team in the pregame? Only NASCAR followed with a successful on-location pregame. verb [no object] informal Drink alcohol before attending an event or social function: a lot of the teenagers had pregamed before they got there... Changing the campus culture can be challenging when students are pregaming, or drinking in private before leaving for a party, Greene said. I can drink like a fish and my favorite activity is pregaming before an O's game. Woke up from day drinking on Saturday at 9:45pm to find that we had missed the music festival that we had been pregaming for altogether and that we were intensely hung over.
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