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

quarterback

/ˈk(w)ɔːtəbak

noun

1 American Football A player stationed behind the centre who directs a team’s offensive play.Rookie quarterbacks deal with offensive playbooks that dwarf the ones they studied in college....

Just about every NFL team has a quarterback in place who is viewed as the future of the franchise.
Both teams have strong-armed quarterbacks and dangerous receivers.

1.1North American A person who directs or coordinates an operation or project.Key to it is creating a new director of national intelligence, a quarterback, if you will....

The fact of the matter is, the town has got a lot of people in it who are armchair quarterbacks, or who like to comment on the passing scene.
They are the quarterbacks, the lead singers, the objects of admiration and envy.

verb [with object] American Football

1Play as a quarterback for (a particular team): he spent last fall quarterbacking the scout team...

He quarterbacked the football team to a league title.
Brett Favre, whose 27 touchdown passes tied for the NFC lead, has quarterbacked the same team longer than any NFL signal caller.
Most of these physicists, after all, were not exactly quarterbacking the football team in high school.

1.1North American Direct or coordinate (an operation or project): McIntyre had been quarterbacking the development of a satellite video transmission system...

Should the selection of the next Associate Justice of the Supreme Court be quarterbacked by a man who is currently the subject of an on-going criminal investigation?
Indeed, the whole process is quarterbacked out of the Counsel's office.
The commander is the most unique position in that it allows one player to quarterback the entire team's operations.

单词	quarterback
释义	quarterback /ˈk(w)ɔːtəbak / noun 1 American Football A player stationed behind the centre who directs a team’s offensive play.Rookie quarterbacks deal with offensive playbooks that dwarf the ones they studied in college.... Just about every NFL team has a quarterback in place who is viewed as the future of the franchise. Both teams have strong-armed quarterbacks and dangerous receivers. 1.1North American A person who directs or coordinates an operation or project.Key to it is creating a new director of national intelligence, a quarterback, if you will.... The fact of the matter is, the town has got a lot of people in it who are armchair quarterbacks, or who like to comment on the passing scene. They are the quarterbacks, the lead singers, the objects of admiration and envy. verb [with object] American Football 1Play as a quarterback for (a particular team): he spent last fall quarterbacking the scout team... He quarterbacked the football team to a league title. Brett Favre, whose 27 touchdown passes tied for the NFC lead, has quarterbacked the same team longer than any NFL signal caller. Most of these physicists, after all, were not exactly quarterbacking the football team in high school. 1.1North American Direct or coordinate (an operation or project): McIntyre had been quarterbacking the development of a satellite video transmission system... Should the selection of the next Associate Justice of the Supreme Court be quarterbacked by a man who is currently the subject of an on-going criminal investigation? Indeed, the whole process is quarterbacked out of the Counsel's office. The commander is the most unique position in that it allows one player to quarterback the entire team's operations.
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