Definition of galactico in English:

galactico

nounPlural galacticos ɡəˈlaktɪkəʊ

informal

An exceptionally skilled and celebrated soccer player.
〈非正式〉足球巨星
Example sentencesExamples
- Certainly the glowing reviews he has received would not have discouraged the England captain and Real Madrid galactico from believing that this might at last have been his year.
- Samuel is lucky nobody has yet stuck the label galactico on him.
- When results go against the team, supporters speak of the club being a galactico retirement home.
- Also from sport comes the word ' galactico ' to describe a top-class footballer playing as part of a star studded team.
- Age is still on the side of the other galactico who may find his way out of Madrid, Michael Owen, who is only one year into his contract.
- Our new galactico kicks off his new column with a look at one manager's fashion sense
- Long before his incarnation as a Real Madrid galactico, David Beckham spent a couple of months as a 19-year-old playing for Preston North End.
- Envious minds in Madrid who fumed at the performances of the galactico last season will be praying for a revolution.
- In Spain, there is a word, ' galactico ', which means 'comes from another planet '.
- Beckham, in contrast, is a galactico, a man around whose appearances television deals are struck and who has helped to sustain his club's global image and fame.
- " You can read too much into things: I don't think we'll ever go in the galactico direction; if we did, it wouldn't be a good sign for Chelsea.
- Another season without a trophy, which is a very real, pun intended, possibility, and Florentino Perez may be looking for something besides the next galactico, like a new job.
- Over here in England, Thierry Henry is certainly another galactico.
- We have all been thoroughly entertained through the age of the ' galactico '.
- When he was signed from Valladolid by John Toshack in 1989, the key phrase at the Bernabeu was not galactico but " Quinta del Buitre ".
- Whereas a ball-breaker like Camacho bellowed to get his message across, his unheralded successor puts a comforting arm around a galactico and whispers encouragement.
- Is there a Real galactico actually performing well in the World Cup?
- Now that the galactico era is ending the club are unlikely to ditch such useful performers.
- Not quite a suitable role for a galactico.
- At Madrid, he joined the galactico, literally a galaxy of stars.

Origin

Early 21st century: Spanish galáctico, literally 'galactic person' (i.e. bigger than a ‘star’).

单词	galactico
释义	Definition of galactico in English: galactico nounPlural galacticos ɡəˈlaktɪkəʊ informal An exceptionally skilled and celebrated soccer player. 〈非正式〉足球巨星 Example sentencesExamples Certainly the glowing reviews he has received would not have discouraged the England captain and Real Madrid galactico from believing that this might at last have been his year. Samuel is lucky nobody has yet stuck the label galactico on him. When results go against the team, supporters speak of the club being a galactico retirement home. Also from sport comes the word ' galactico ' to describe a top-class footballer playing as part of a star studded team. Age is still on the side of the other galactico who may find his way out of Madrid, Michael Owen, who is only one year into his contract. Our new galactico kicks off his new column with a look at one manager's fashion sense Long before his incarnation as a Real Madrid galactico, David Beckham spent a couple of months as a 19-year-old playing for Preston North End. Envious minds in Madrid who fumed at the performances of the galactico last season will be praying for a revolution. In Spain, there is a word, ' galactico ', which means 'comes from another planet '. Beckham, in contrast, is a galactico, a man around whose appearances television deals are struck and who has helped to sustain his club's global image and fame. " You can read too much into things: I don't think we'll ever go in the galactico direction; if we did, it wouldn't be a good sign for Chelsea. Another season without a trophy, which is a very real, pun intended, possibility, and Florentino Perez may be looking for something besides the next galactico, like a new job. Over here in England, Thierry Henry is certainly another galactico. We have all been thoroughly entertained through the age of the ' galactico '. When he was signed from Valladolid by John Toshack in 1989, the key phrase at the Bernabeu was not galactico but " Quinta del Buitre ". Whereas a ball-breaker like Camacho bellowed to get his message across, his unheralded successor puts a comforting arm around a galactico and whispers encouragement. Is there a Real galactico actually performing well in the World Cup? Now that the galactico era is ending the club are unlikely to ditch such useful performers. Not quite a suitable role for a galactico. At Madrid, he joined the galactico, literally a galaxy of stars. Origin Early 21st century: Spanish galáctico, literally 'galactic person' (i.e. bigger than a ‘star’).
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