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Definition of penalty kick in English: penalty kicknoun 1Soccer
A free kick at the goal from the penalty spot (which only the goalkeeper is allowed to defend), awarded to the attacking team after a foul within the penalty area by an opponent. 〔英足〕罚点球 Example sentencesExamples - In soccer, particularly if the ref has given a penalty kick, the entire team will crowd around him, pushing, shoving and jostling him.
- Images of him taking his shirt off in the final game have been more widely published and acclaimed than pictures of his penalty kick against Argentina.
- England needed only a draw to qualify and seemed well on the way to getting at least that after being awarded a penalty kick shortly before half time.
- Well, in the space of 132 seconds of extra time, France converted on a free kick to tie and then took advantage of a foul to score the winning goal on a penalty kick.
- Another solution might be to award a penalty kick against a player found guilty of swearing at an official in the way that free throws are awarded in basketball for such offences.
2Rugby
A place kick awarded to a team after an offence by an opponent. 〔英橄〕罚球 Example sentencesExamples - By the turn around both sides had missed penalty kicks and both had drop-goal attempts fail, but in terms of breaching the opposition defence, there was little to report.
- Kicking is an important part of the game; there is touch - kicking, re-starts, drop-goals, grubber kicks, box kicks and penalty kicks.
- Dundee striker blew a great chance to level when he saw his penalty kick saved.
- Of course, if the sending-off offence would also lead to a penalty kick, then committing the offence is almost never justifiable.
- Then 20 minutes after good play by the visiting backs and forward the scrumhalf equalised the score with a penalty kick.
Definition of penalty kick in US English: penalty kicknounˈpɛnəlti kɪkˈpenəltē kik 1Soccer
A free kick at the goal from the penalty spot (which only the goalkeeper is allowed to defend), awarded to the attacking team after a foul within the penalty area by an opponent. 〔英足〕罚点球 Example sentencesExamples - In soccer, particularly if the ref has given a penalty kick, the entire team will crowd around him, pushing, shoving and jostling him.
- Well, in the space of 132 seconds of extra time, France converted on a free kick to tie and then took advantage of a foul to score the winning goal on a penalty kick.
- Images of him taking his shirt off in the final game have been more widely published and acclaimed than pictures of his penalty kick against Argentina.
- Another solution might be to award a penalty kick against a player found guilty of swearing at an official in the way that free throws are awarded in basketball for such offences.
- England needed only a draw to qualify and seemed well on the way to getting at least that after being awarded a penalty kick shortly before half time.
2Rugby
A placekick awarded to a team after an offense by an opponent. 〔英橄〕罚球 Example sentencesExamples - Of course, if the sending-off offence would also lead to a penalty kick, then committing the offence is almost never justifiable.
- Then 20 minutes after good play by the visiting backs and forward the scrumhalf equalised the score with a penalty kick.
- Dundee striker blew a great chance to level when he saw his penalty kick saved.
- Kicking is an important part of the game; there is touch - kicking, re-starts, drop-goals, grubber kicks, box kicks and penalty kicks.
- By the turn around both sides had missed penalty kicks and both had drop-goal attempts fail, but in terms of breaching the opposition defence, there was little to report.
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