Definition of soccer in English:

soccer

noun ˈsɒkəˈsɑkər

mass noun

A form of football played by two teams of eleven players with a round ball which may not be handled during play except by the goalkeepers.
足球。亦称FOOTBALL （英国）和ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Also called football and Association football
Example sentencesExamples
- I had gotten into varsity soccer a few weeks ago, and I was excited to continue practice.
- He loved to play soccer when he was young, but his elementary school did not have a team.
- With its big wall at one end, it was ideally laid out for a game of soccer, and games went on all day during the summer.
- Now beach soccer, and other sandy versions of team sports are on the rise.
- The team will be playing indoor soccer and the medal presentation will be held afterwards.
- He slowed down to a walk and saw children playing soccer with a battered ball.
- Major team sports include rugby, soccer and cricket for boys and hockey and netball for girls.
- In other words it is more a middle class sport in Argentina with soccer the working class sport.
- Youngsters learned new experiences such as blind soccer using audible footballs.
- He is a strong advocate of street soccer, the form of football which is played in the HWC.
- Outside of his cricket Oscar also did a bit of boxing and played soccer as a left winger in Barbados.
- There is rough play, even dirty play, in football, basketball and soccer, but it is rare.
- They both played soccer and softball, and, as a result, got to spend a lot of time together.
- There is simply no argument that at this level of play, soccer is truly the sport of the planet.
- Dimitri wanted nothing to do with hockey or basketball, so he decided on soccer.
- Away from his day job Frank is involved in youth soccer and is known as a very dedicated fan.
- One area that has seen an explosion of interest is women's soccer.
- In high school, he played both varsity soccer and tennis and did some running.
- In fact, I was pretty much terrible at every sport ever invented, except for soccer.
- If soccer is not your cup of tea, you can switch to the more genteel game of tennis.
Synonyms
Association football
British football, the beautiful game

The object of the game is to score goals, by kicking or heading the ball into the opponents' goal. The game originated in England, and is played according to rules established by the Football Association, which has organized the major English knockout competition, the FA Cup, since 1872. The international game is administered by the International Football Federation (FIFA), which is responsible for the World Cup

Origin

Late 19th century: shortening of Assoc. + -er⁴.

This is a shortening of Association football, the official name given in the late 19th century to the game, to distinguish it from rugby football. The word was formed by the same process that gave us rugger for rugby.

Rhymes

blocker, chocker, docker, Fokker, interlocker, locker, mocha, mocker, ocker, quokka, rocker, saltimbocca, shocker, stocker

Definition of soccer in US English:

soccer

nounˈsäkərˈsɑkər

A game played by two teams of eleven players with a round ball that may not be touched with the hands or arms during play except by the goalkeepers. The object of the game is to score goals by kicking or heading the ball into the opponents' goal.
足球。亦称FOOTBALL （英国）和ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Example sentencesExamples
- With its big wall at one end, it was ideally laid out for a game of soccer, and games went on all day during the summer.
- There is simply no argument that at this level of play, soccer is truly the sport of the planet.
- Outside of his cricket Oscar also did a bit of boxing and played soccer as a left winger in Barbados.
- Dimitri wanted nothing to do with hockey or basketball, so he decided on soccer.
- In fact, I was pretty much terrible at every sport ever invented, except for soccer.
- In high school, he played both varsity soccer and tennis and did some running.
- In other words it is more a middle class sport in Argentina with soccer the working class sport.
- He loved to play soccer when he was young, but his elementary school did not have a team.
- He is a strong advocate of street soccer, the form of football which is played in the HWC.
- Youngsters learned new experiences such as blind soccer using audible footballs.
- I had gotten into varsity soccer a few weeks ago, and I was excited to continue practice.
- The team will be playing indoor soccer and the medal presentation will be held afterwards.
- They both played soccer and softball, and, as a result, got to spend a lot of time together.
- Now beach soccer, and other sandy versions of team sports are on the rise.
- If soccer is not your cup of tea, you can switch to the more genteel game of tennis.
- He slowed down to a walk and saw children playing soccer with a battered ball.
- Major team sports include rugby, soccer and cricket for boys and hockey and netball for girls.
- There is rough play, even dirty play, in football, basketball and soccer, but it is rare.
- One area that has seen an explosion of interest is women's soccer.
- Away from his day job Frank is involved in youth soccer and is known as a very dedicated fan.
Synonyms
association football

Origin

Late 19th century: shortening of Assoc + -er.

单词	soccer
释义	Definition of soccer in English: soccer noun ˈsɒkəˈsɑkər mass noun A form of football played by two teams of eleven players with a round ball which may not be handled during play except by the goalkeepers. 足球。亦称FOOTBALL （英国）和ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Also called football and Association football Example sentencesExamples I had gotten into varsity soccer a few weeks ago, and I was excited to continue practice. He loved to play soccer when he was young, but his elementary school did not have a team. With its big wall at one end, it was ideally laid out for a game of soccer, and games went on all day during the summer. Now beach soccer, and other sandy versions of team sports are on the rise. The team will be playing indoor soccer and the medal presentation will be held afterwards. He slowed down to a walk and saw children playing soccer with a battered ball. Major team sports include rugby, soccer and cricket for boys and hockey and netball for girls. In other words it is more a middle class sport in Argentina with soccer the working class sport. Youngsters learned new experiences such as blind soccer using audible footballs. He is a strong advocate of street soccer, the form of football which is played in the HWC. Outside of his cricket Oscar also did a bit of boxing and played soccer as a left winger in Barbados. There is rough play, even dirty play, in football, basketball and soccer, but it is rare. They both played soccer and softball, and, as a result, got to spend a lot of time together. There is simply no argument that at this level of play, soccer is truly the sport of the planet. Dimitri wanted nothing to do with hockey or basketball, so he decided on soccer. Away from his day job Frank is involved in youth soccer and is known as a very dedicated fan. One area that has seen an explosion of interest is women's soccer. In high school, he played both varsity soccer and tennis and did some running. In fact, I was pretty much terrible at every sport ever invented, except for soccer. If soccer is not your cup of tea, you can switch to the more genteel game of tennis. Synonyms Association football British football, the beautiful game The object of the game is to score goals, by kicking or heading the ball into the opponents' goal. The game originated in England, and is played according to rules established by the Football Association, which has organized the major English knockout competition, the FA Cup, since 1872. The international game is administered by the International Football Federation (FIFA), which is responsible for the World Cup Origin Late 19th century: shortening of Assoc. + -er⁴. This is a shortening of Association football, the official name given in the late 19th century to the game, to distinguish it from rugby football. The word was formed by the same process that gave us rugger for rugby. Rhymes blocker, chocker, docker, Fokker, interlocker, locker, mocha, mocker, ocker, quokka, rocker, saltimbocca, shocker, stocker Definition of soccer in US English: soccer nounˈsäkərˈsɑkər A game played by two teams of eleven players with a round ball that may not be touched with the hands or arms during play except by the goalkeepers. The object of the game is to score goals by kicking or heading the ball into the opponents' goal. 足球。亦称FOOTBALL （英国）和ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Example sentencesExamples With its big wall at one end, it was ideally laid out for a game of soccer, and games went on all day during the summer. There is simply no argument that at this level of play, soccer is truly the sport of the planet. Outside of his cricket Oscar also did a bit of boxing and played soccer as a left winger in Barbados. Dimitri wanted nothing to do with hockey or basketball, so he decided on soccer. In fact, I was pretty much terrible at every sport ever invented, except for soccer. In high school, he played both varsity soccer and tennis and did some running. In other words it is more a middle class sport in Argentina with soccer the working class sport. He loved to play soccer when he was young, but his elementary school did not have a team. He is a strong advocate of street soccer, the form of football which is played in the HWC. Youngsters learned new experiences such as blind soccer using audible footballs. I had gotten into varsity soccer a few weeks ago, and I was excited to continue practice. The team will be playing indoor soccer and the medal presentation will be held afterwards. They both played soccer and softball, and, as a result, got to spend a lot of time together. Now beach soccer, and other sandy versions of team sports are on the rise. If soccer is not your cup of tea, you can switch to the more genteel game of tennis. He slowed down to a walk and saw children playing soccer with a battered ball. Major team sports include rugby, soccer and cricket for boys and hockey and netball for girls. There is rough play, even dirty play, in football, basketball and soccer, but it is rare. One area that has seen an explosion of interest is women's soccer. Away from his day job Frank is involved in youth soccer and is known as a very dedicated fan. Synonyms association football Origin Late 19th century: shortening of Assoc + -er.
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