Definition of kabaddi in English:

kabaddi

nounkəˈbadiˈkʌbədi

mass noun

A sport of Indian origin played by teams of seven on a circular sand court. The players attempt to tag or capture opponents and must hold their breath while running, repeating the word ‘kabaddi’ to show that they are doing so.
卡巴迪（一种起源于印度的运动，参赛方各有7人，场地为圆形的沙地；比赛中一方运动员要尽力追赶或抓住对手，同时在奔跑时不能呼吸，并要不断重复kabaddi这个词来证明自己没有呼吸）
Example sentencesExamples
- Having players of this quality is a real privilege and will help people get an experience of kabaddi and help the game develop here.
- The rain had caused some of the sporting events to be cancelled on the Saturday but yesterday thousands flocked to watch the traditional Asian game of kabaddi.
- Sanjiva, from the Uttar Pradesh school of kabaddi and employed with Indian Railways, ruled out the need for drastic changes in the sport, just to cater to growing markets.
- After the success of its gridiron coverage, Channel 4 turned its attentions to the subcontinent and the ancient Indian discipline kabaddi.
- An arena demonstrating traditional sports such as kabaddi will give fans a chance to test their skills.
- He also proved his worth in basketball and kabaddi.
- A champion at school, he never failed to join his friends for a game of kabaddi, even if it scared his teachers.
- The four golds that India garnered from outside the athletics events came from kabaddi, tennis, snooker and golf.
- To instil a sense of sportive spirit, facilities to play volleyball, kabaddi and tennicoit have been made within the jail premises.
- He represented his alma mater in wrestling as well as the traditional Punjabi sport of kabaddi.

Origin

Of uncertain origin; compare with Kannada kabalisu 'to gulp' and Hindi kabaḍḍī 'shout “kabaddi”'.

Rhymes

baddy, caddie, caddy, daddy, faddy, laddie, paddy

单词	kabaddi
释义	Definition of kabaddi in English: kabaddi nounkəˈbadiˈkʌbədi mass noun A sport of Indian origin played by teams of seven on a circular sand court. The players attempt to tag or capture opponents and must hold their breath while running, repeating the word ‘kabaddi’ to show that they are doing so. 卡巴迪（一种起源于印度的运动，参赛方各有7人，场地为圆形的沙地；比赛中一方运动员要尽力追赶或抓住对手，同时在奔跑时不能呼吸，并要不断重复kabaddi这个词来证明自己没有呼吸） Example sentencesExamples Having players of this quality is a real privilege and will help people get an experience of kabaddi and help the game develop here. The rain had caused some of the sporting events to be cancelled on the Saturday but yesterday thousands flocked to watch the traditional Asian game of kabaddi. Sanjiva, from the Uttar Pradesh school of kabaddi and employed with Indian Railways, ruled out the need for drastic changes in the sport, just to cater to growing markets. After the success of its gridiron coverage, Channel 4 turned its attentions to the subcontinent and the ancient Indian discipline kabaddi. An arena demonstrating traditional sports such as kabaddi will give fans a chance to test their skills. He also proved his worth in basketball and kabaddi. A champion at school, he never failed to join his friends for a game of kabaddi, even if it scared his teachers. The four golds that India garnered from outside the athletics events came from kabaddi, tennis, snooker and golf. To instil a sense of sportive spirit, facilities to play volleyball, kabaddi and tennicoit have been made within the jail premises. He represented his alma mater in wrestling as well as the traditional Punjabi sport of kabaddi. Origin Of uncertain origin; compare with Kannada kabalisu 'to gulp' and Hindi kabaḍḍī 'shout “kabaddi”'. Rhymes baddy, caddie, caddy, daddy, faddy, laddie, paddy
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