How do you use "Free kick" in a sentence?

Free kick in a dangerous position. What a free kick goal! Wall forming for the free kick.

Free kick

Q: What does "Free kick" mean?

Dead ball kick awarded for fouls. A free kick is awarded for fouls outside the box. 'Direct' free kicks can score directly; 'indirect' must touch another player first. Set piece specialists can score from distance.

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Significado: Dead ball kick awarded for fouls.

因犯规而判罚的定位球。

Tiro a balón parado concedido por faltas.

ファウルに対して与えられるデッドボールからのキック。

반칙에 대해 주어지는 데드볼 킥.

A free kick is awarded for fouls outside the box. 'Direct' free kicks can score directly; 'indirect' must touch another player first. Set piece specialists can score from distance.

任意球因禁区外犯规而判罚。'直接'任意球可以直接射门得分；'间接'任意球必须先触碰另一名球员。定位球专家可以从远距离射门得分。

La falta se concede por infracciones fuera del área. Las faltas 'directas' pueden marcar gol directamente; las 'indirectas' deben tocar a otro jugador primero. Los especialistas en balón parado pueden marcar desde lejos.

フリーキックはペナルティエリア外のファウルに対して与えられる。「直接」フリーキックはそのままゴールを狙える。「間接」は他の選手に触れてからでなければならない。セットプレーの名手は遠距離から得点できる。

프리킥은 페널티 박스 바깥에서의 반칙에 대해 주어진다. '직접' 프리킥은 직접 골을 넣을 수 있고, '간접' 프리킥은 다른 선수를 거쳐야 한다. 세트피스 전문가는 먼 거리에서도 골을 넣을 수 있다.

Ejemplos

Free kick in a dangerous position.
在危险位置获得任意球
falta en posición peligrosa
危険な位置でのフリーキック
위험한 위치에서의 프리킥.
What a free kick goal!
多漂亮的任意球进球！
¡menudo gol de falta!
なんというフリーキックゴール！
대단한 프리킥 골!
Wall forming for the free kick.
人墙正在排列等待任意球
la barrera se forma para la falta
フリーキックに備えて壁を作っている
프리킥을 위해 벽을 세우고 있다.

Pronunciación

/friː kɪk/

Guía de uso

Contexto: fouls, set piece, goals

Tono: factual

✓ Correcto

Free kick
任意球
falta / tiro libre
フリーキック
프리킥
Direct free kick
直接任意球
falta directa
直接フリーキック
직접 프리킥
Indirect free kick
间接任意球
falta indirecta
間接フリーキック
간접 프리킥

Errores comunes

Direct can score; indirect must touch another player

Origen e historia

Free kicks have existed since football's earliest rules. 'Free' because the opponent cannot interfere until the ball is played. Evolved with rules about walls and encroachment.

Etimología: Free = unopposed kick

Primera vez registrado: Football rules from inception

Contexto cultural

Era: Fundamental football

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Beckham free kicks

Regional notes: Universal football term.

Variaciones

Free kickDead ball

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