Definition of footballer in English:

footballer

noun ˈfʊtbɔːləˈfʊtˌbɔlər

British

A person who plays soccer; a soccer player.
his dream of becoming a professional footballer
Example sentencesExamples
- For years, young people have been inspired by celebrities like pop stars and footballers.
- Beckham is without doubt the most successful footballer of the age, having parlayed into a fortune a talent to kick a dead ball.
- The group provides financial advice to footballers, an industry very much in a growth phase at present.
- She always thought that groin pain was a label used by pampered footballers to excuse them from their ludicrously overpaid day job.
- Footballers of all standards suffer from high levels of sport-related injury.
- Many footballers in England earned a wage that was not much greater than average adult male earnings in manufacturing.
- In the scene, one of the boys realizes his dream of being a great footballer.
- When we praise one footballer for his brilliant run, we do not blame his unfortunate teammate who fumbled a pass.
- A footballer, for example, might have described his last goal as "creative."
- Watching her dance is like watching a footballer take a penalty.

Definition of footballer in US English:

footballer

nounˈfʊtˌbɔlərˈfo͝otˌbôlər

British

A person who plays soccer; a soccer player.
his dream of becoming a professional footballer
Example sentencesExamples
- Footballers of all standards suffer from high levels of sport-related injury.
- Many footballers in England earned a wage that was not much greater than average adult male earnings in manufacturing.
- Beckham is without doubt the most successful footballer of the age, having parlayed into a fortune a talent to kick a dead ball.
- For years, young people have been inspired by celebrities like pop stars and footballers.
- She always thought that groin pain was a label used by pampered footballers to excuse them from their ludicrously overpaid day job.
- In the scene, one of the boys realizes his dream of being a great footballer.
- The group provides financial advice to footballers, an industry very much in a growth phase at present.
- A footballer, for example, might have described his last goal as "creative."
- When we praise one footballer for his brilliant run, we do not blame his unfortunate teammate who fumbled a pass.
- Watching her dance is like watching a footballer take a penalty.

单词	footballer
释义	Definition of footballer in English: footballer noun ˈfʊtbɔːləˈfʊtˌbɔlər British A person who plays soccer; a soccer player. his dream of becoming a professional footballer Example sentencesExamples For years, young people have been inspired by celebrities like pop stars and footballers. Beckham is without doubt the most successful footballer of the age, having parlayed into a fortune a talent to kick a dead ball. The group provides financial advice to footballers, an industry very much in a growth phase at present. She always thought that groin pain was a label used by pampered footballers to excuse them from their ludicrously overpaid day job. Footballers of all standards suffer from high levels of sport-related injury. Many footballers in England earned a wage that was not much greater than average adult male earnings in manufacturing. In the scene, one of the boys realizes his dream of being a great footballer. When we praise one footballer for his brilliant run, we do not blame his unfortunate teammate who fumbled a pass. A footballer, for example, might have described his last goal as "creative." Watching her dance is like watching a footballer take a penalty. Definition of footballer in US English: footballer nounˈfʊtˌbɔlərˈfo͝otˌbôlər British A person who plays soccer; a soccer player. his dream of becoming a professional footballer Example sentencesExamples Footballers of all standards suffer from high levels of sport-related injury. Many footballers in England earned a wage that was not much greater than average adult male earnings in manufacturing. Beckham is without doubt the most successful footballer of the age, having parlayed into a fortune a talent to kick a dead ball. For years, young people have been inspired by celebrities like pop stars and footballers. She always thought that groin pain was a label used by pampered footballers to excuse them from their ludicrously overpaid day job. In the scene, one of the boys realizes his dream of being a great footballer. The group provides financial advice to footballers, an industry very much in a growth phase at present. A footballer, for example, might have described his last goal as "creative." When we praise one footballer for his brilliant run, we do not blame his unfortunate teammate who fumbled a pass. Watching her dance is like watching a footballer take a penalty.
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