Definition of Gaelic football in English:

Gaelic football

noun

mass noun

A type of football played mainly in Ireland between teams of fifteen players, with a goal resembling that used in rugby but having a net attached. The object is to kick or punch the round ball into the net (scoring three points) or over the crossbar (one point).
盖尔式足球（主要流行于爱尔兰的一种足球运动，双方各出15名球员；球门与橄榄球球门相似，但悬有球网；比赛时将圆球踢入或击入球网内可得三分，如球越过球门横梁则得一分）
Example sentencesExamples
- Soccer is a winter game, Gaelic football and hurling are summer games.
- The new proposals will have serious implications for Gaelic football and rugby.
- Our game of Gaelic football has become a game of handball or pass-ball.
- There's golf, Gaelic football, tennis and basketball to name but a few sports on offer to both boys and girls.
- He had committed his very full life to the sport and the organisation he loved - Gaelic football and the GAA.
- Julie is a true sports lover and tried her hand at every sport including camogie, Gaelic football and athletics.
- I tell them to take up a team sport like Gaelic football or cricket - where they will get away with very little training.
- In his mid thirties Mike was an all-round athlete, especially at rugby and Gaelic football.
- With the exception of rugby, Gaelic football is he most difficult team game on the planet to adjudicate.
- He brought a lyricism and richness to the depiction of Gaelic football that enthralled Irish people everywhere.
- Like many of his family, he took a keen interest in sport, especially Gaelic football and soccer.
- They will be taking part in Gaelic football, soccer and basketball.
- At present only Gaelic games such as Gaelic football and hurling are allowed to be played.
- These include Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, athletics and community games.
- The GAA oversees hurling, Gaelic football and the administration of other Irish sports in both the north and the south.
- The airwaves and papers were full to saturation point of our domestic games, Gaelic football and hurling.
- I have always said it if Carlow is first in any sport it is great for the county, let it be Gaelic football, hurling or rugby.
- He used to play Gaelic football in Ireland as a youngster and you need to be tough for that.
- He was also a keen soccer player and had played Gaelic football with the local O'Hanrahan's club.
- In Gaelic football, goalkeepers will continue to use plastic tees.

Definition of Gaelic football in US English:

Gaelic football

noun

A type of football played mainly in Ireland between teams of fifteen players, with a goal resembling that used in rugby but having a net attached. The object is to kick or punch the round ball into the net (scoring three points) or over the crossbar (one point).
盖尔式足球（主要流行于爱尔兰的一种足球运动，双方各出15名球员；球门与橄榄球球门相似，但悬有球网；比赛时将圆球踢入或击入球网内可得三分，如球越过球门横梁则得一分）
Example sentencesExamples
- With the exception of rugby, Gaelic football is he most difficult team game on the planet to adjudicate.
- The GAA oversees hurling, Gaelic football and the administration of other Irish sports in both the north and the south.
- He used to play Gaelic football in Ireland as a youngster and you need to be tough for that.
- I have always said it if Carlow is first in any sport it is great for the county, let it be Gaelic football, hurling or rugby.
- He was also a keen soccer player and had played Gaelic football with the local O'Hanrahan's club.
- There's golf, Gaelic football, tennis and basketball to name but a few sports on offer to both boys and girls.
- These include Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, athletics and community games.
- Like many of his family, he took a keen interest in sport, especially Gaelic football and soccer.
- They will be taking part in Gaelic football, soccer and basketball.
- Our game of Gaelic football has become a game of handball or pass-ball.
- Soccer is a winter game, Gaelic football and hurling are summer games.
- In his mid thirties Mike was an all-round athlete, especially at rugby and Gaelic football.
- The new proposals will have serious implications for Gaelic football and rugby.
- He had committed his very full life to the sport and the organisation he loved - Gaelic football and the GAA.
- In Gaelic football, goalkeepers will continue to use plastic tees.
- The airwaves and papers were full to saturation point of our domestic games, Gaelic football and hurling.
- Julie is a true sports lover and tried her hand at every sport including camogie, Gaelic football and athletics.
- He brought a lyricism and richness to the depiction of Gaelic football that enthralled Irish people everywhere.
- At present only Gaelic games such as Gaelic football and hurling are allowed to be played.
- I tell them to take up a team sport like Gaelic football or cricket - where they will get away with very little training.

单词	Gaelic football
释义	Definition of Gaelic football in English: Gaelic football noun mass noun A type of football played mainly in Ireland between teams of fifteen players, with a goal resembling that used in rugby but having a net attached. The object is to kick or punch the round ball into the net (scoring three points) or over the crossbar (one point). 盖尔式足球（主要流行于爱尔兰的一种足球运动，双方各出15名球员；球门与橄榄球球门相似，但悬有球网；比赛时将圆球踢入或击入球网内可得三分，如球越过球门横梁则得一分） Example sentencesExamples Soccer is a winter game, Gaelic football and hurling are summer games. The new proposals will have serious implications for Gaelic football and rugby. Our game of Gaelic football has become a game of handball or pass-ball. There's golf, Gaelic football, tennis and basketball to name but a few sports on offer to both boys and girls. He had committed his very full life to the sport and the organisation he loved - Gaelic football and the GAA. Julie is a true sports lover and tried her hand at every sport including camogie, Gaelic football and athletics. I tell them to take up a team sport like Gaelic football or cricket - where they will get away with very little training. In his mid thirties Mike was an all-round athlete, especially at rugby and Gaelic football. With the exception of rugby, Gaelic football is he most difficult team game on the planet to adjudicate. He brought a lyricism and richness to the depiction of Gaelic football that enthralled Irish people everywhere. Like many of his family, he took a keen interest in sport, especially Gaelic football and soccer. They will be taking part in Gaelic football, soccer and basketball. At present only Gaelic games such as Gaelic football and hurling are allowed to be played. These include Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, athletics and community games. The GAA oversees hurling, Gaelic football and the administration of other Irish sports in both the north and the south. The airwaves and papers were full to saturation point of our domestic games, Gaelic football and hurling. I have always said it if Carlow is first in any sport it is great for the county, let it be Gaelic football, hurling or rugby. He used to play Gaelic football in Ireland as a youngster and you need to be tough for that. He was also a keen soccer player and had played Gaelic football with the local O'Hanrahan's club. In Gaelic football, goalkeepers will continue to use plastic tees. Definition of Gaelic football in US English: Gaelic football noun A type of football played mainly in Ireland between teams of fifteen players, with a goal resembling that used in rugby but having a net attached. The object is to kick or punch the round ball into the net (scoring three points) or over the crossbar (one point). 盖尔式足球（主要流行于爱尔兰的一种足球运动，双方各出15名球员；球门与橄榄球球门相似，但悬有球网；比赛时将圆球踢入或击入球网内可得三分，如球越过球门横梁则得一分） Example sentencesExamples With the exception of rugby, Gaelic football is he most difficult team game on the planet to adjudicate. The GAA oversees hurling, Gaelic football and the administration of other Irish sports in both the north and the south. He used to play Gaelic football in Ireland as a youngster and you need to be tough for that. I have always said it if Carlow is first in any sport it is great for the county, let it be Gaelic football, hurling or rugby. He was also a keen soccer player and had played Gaelic football with the local O'Hanrahan's club. There's golf, Gaelic football, tennis and basketball to name but a few sports on offer to both boys and girls. These include Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, athletics and community games. Like many of his family, he took a keen interest in sport, especially Gaelic football and soccer. They will be taking part in Gaelic football, soccer and basketball. Our game of Gaelic football has become a game of handball or pass-ball. Soccer is a winter game, Gaelic football and hurling are summer games. In his mid thirties Mike was an all-round athlete, especially at rugby and Gaelic football. The new proposals will have serious implications for Gaelic football and rugby. He had committed his very full life to the sport and the organisation he loved - Gaelic football and the GAA. In Gaelic football, goalkeepers will continue to use plastic tees. The airwaves and papers were full to saturation point of our domestic games, Gaelic football and hurling. Julie is a true sports lover and tried her hand at every sport including camogie, Gaelic football and athletics. He brought a lyricism and richness to the depiction of Gaelic football that enthralled Irish people everywhere. At present only Gaelic games such as Gaelic football and hurling are allowed to be played. I tell them to take up a team sport like Gaelic football or cricket - where they will get away with very little training.
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