Definition of foot fault in English:

foot fault

noun

(in tennis, squash, and similar games) an infringement of the rules made by overstepping the baseline when serving.
（网球、壁球等）足部犯规（发球踩线）
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Maybe I got a little lucky with that foot-fault call, but I still felt like I started to play better and better,’ Federer said.
- Williams admitted to being a little rusty, which showed in several double faults and foot faults.
- In the second set, a linesman calls a foot-fault on him and cops a subsequent brat-attack barrage from Lleyton at the end of the game.
- Hewitt was serving at 2-3 and 30-30 in the second set when he was called for a questionable foot-fault.
- He famously mooned a referee, threw a shoe at a baseline judge who kept calling foot faults and changed both his shirt and his shorts on court during a match.
- Hewitt serves his second double fault of the match and is then called for a foot fault to give Federer a set point.

verb

[no object]

1(of a player) make a foot fault.
（运动员）足部违例
in his anxiety he foot-faulted
1. 1.1with object Award a foot fault against (a player).
  判罚（运动员）足部犯规
  Example sentencesExamples
  On his way to the US Open final he caused uproar when he yelled at a black linesmen who had foot-faulted him.
  Given this resort's status as a celebrity magnet, you may fear being foot-faulted if you're not wearing Jimmy Choos on court.

Definition of foot fault in US English:

foot fault

nounˈfʊt ˌfɔltˈfo͝ot ˌfôlt

(in tennis, squash, and similar games) an infringement of the rules made by incorrect placement of the feet when serving.
（网球、壁球等）足部犯规（发球踩线）
Example sentencesExamples
- Hewitt serves his second double fault of the match and is then called for a foot fault to give Federer a set point.
- In the second set, a linesman calls a foot-fault on him and cops a subsequent brat-attack barrage from Lleyton at the end of the game.
- Williams admitted to being a little rusty, which showed in several double faults and foot faults.
- Hewitt was serving at 2-3 and 30-30 in the second set when he was called for a questionable foot-fault.
- ‘Maybe I got a little lucky with that foot-fault call, but I still felt like I started to play better and better,’ Federer said.
- He famously mooned a referee, threw a shoe at a baseline judge who kept calling foot faults and changed both his shirt and his shorts on court during a match.

verbˈfʊt ˌfɔltˈfo͝ot ˌfôlt

[no object]

1(of a player) make a foot fault.
（运动员）足部违例
in his anxiety he foot-faulted
1. 1.1with object Award a foot fault against (a player)
  判罚（运动员）足部犯规
  he was foot-faulted by the umpire
  Example sentencesExamples
  Given this resort's status as a celebrity magnet, you may fear being foot-faulted if you're not wearing Jimmy Choos on court.
  On his way to the US Open final he caused uproar when he yelled at a black linesmen who had foot-faulted him.

单词	foot fault
释义	Definition of foot fault in English: foot fault noun (in tennis, squash, and similar games) an infringement of the rules made by overstepping the baseline when serving. （网球、壁球等）足部犯规（发球踩线） Example sentencesExamples ‘Maybe I got a little lucky with that foot-fault call, but I still felt like I started to play better and better,’ Federer said. Williams admitted to being a little rusty, which showed in several double faults and foot faults. In the second set, a linesman calls a foot-fault on him and cops a subsequent brat-attack barrage from Lleyton at the end of the game. Hewitt was serving at 2-3 and 30-30 in the second set when he was called for a questionable foot-fault. He famously mooned a referee, threw a shoe at a baseline judge who kept calling foot faults and changed both his shirt and his shorts on court during a match. Hewitt serves his second double fault of the match and is then called for a foot fault to give Federer a set point. verb [no object] 1(of a player) make a foot fault. （运动员）足部违例 in his anxiety he foot-faulted 1.1with object Award a foot fault against (a player). 判罚（运动员）足部犯规 Example sentencesExamples On his way to the US Open final he caused uproar when he yelled at a black linesmen who had foot-faulted him. Given this resort's status as a celebrity magnet, you may fear being foot-faulted if you're not wearing Jimmy Choos on court. Definition of foot fault in US English: foot fault nounˈfʊt ˌfɔltˈfo͝ot ˌfôlt (in tennis, squash, and similar games) an infringement of the rules made by incorrect placement of the feet when serving. （网球、壁球等）足部犯规（发球踩线） Example sentencesExamples Hewitt serves his second double fault of the match and is then called for a foot fault to give Federer a set point. In the second set, a linesman calls a foot-fault on him and cops a subsequent brat-attack barrage from Lleyton at the end of the game. Williams admitted to being a little rusty, which showed in several double faults and foot faults. Hewitt was serving at 2-3 and 30-30 in the second set when he was called for a questionable foot-fault. ‘Maybe I got a little lucky with that foot-fault call, but I still felt like I started to play better and better,’ Federer said. He famously mooned a referee, threw a shoe at a baseline judge who kept calling foot faults and changed both his shirt and his shorts on court during a match. verbˈfʊt ˌfɔltˈfo͝ot ˌfôlt [no object] 1(of a player) make a foot fault. （运动员）足部违例 in his anxiety he foot-faulted 1.1with object Award a foot fault against (a player) 判罚（运动员）足部犯规 he was foot-faulted by the umpire Example sentencesExamples Given this resort's status as a celebrity magnet, you may fear being foot-faulted if you're not wearing Jimmy Choos on court. On his way to the US Open final he caused uproar when he yelled at a black linesmen who had foot-faulted him.
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