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Definition of linesman in English: linesmannounPlural linesmen ˈlʌɪnzmənˈlaɪnzmən 1(in games played on a field or court) an official who assists the referee or umpire from the touchline, especially in deciding whether the ball is out of play. 边线裁判员，巡边员，司线员 Example sentencesExamples - Just as expansion introduced the question of where the additional players were going to come from, the league's growth to 30 teams has added to the number of referees and linesmen needed.
- The linesman says the ball had earlier gone out of play, which is frankly tosh.
- I can understand how the referee didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep.
- The referee overruled the linesman and disallowed the goal leading to protests which halted the game for several minutes.
- Both referee Dunn and his linesman missed the contact and Henry was furious.
- But as he gallops towards the Aussie goal with the ball at his feet, the linesman waves his flag.
- Although the referee ruled that he had got the ball down, the linesman - who was further away - gave a double movement.
- Penalties are converted to an honor system, as in golf, allowing the NHL to save money by firing all the referees and linesmen.
- The linesmen check the goal nets which are full of holes, much as you'd expect, and the teams huddle.
- He was offside, says the linesman, and for once in this tournament, the replay agrees.
- Gerrard's just been fouled making for the penalty area, but the referee and the linesman are having none of it.
- Looking ahead at the coming quarter-final games, Blatter said linesmen should follow the ‘in doubt don't raise the flag’ rule.
- The experienced official calmly walked over to his far side linesman and consulted him before pointing to the half-way line and sending the Dundee fans into raptures.
- Soccer fans have long complained of shocking officiating by referees and linesmen, raising suspicions of match fixing.
- Fifa must also ditch their policy of having referees and linesmen from all over the world officiating in the World Cup as some imagined nod to the democratization of the world game.
- Questions must be asked on Sunday about the constant interference by umpires and linesmen during the course of the game.
- As the referee arrived for the final without umpires or linesmen, the game was played out with three recruited umpires and no linesmen at all as neither side provided one.
- Under advice from the linesman, the referee awards a free-kick to AC Milan about 40 yards out for no apparent reason.
- Berbatov gets one foot inside the penalty area before losing the ball, and even the linesmen are beginning to take crafty peeks at their watches.
- Drury went down under Muirhead's tackle from behind and after some frantic flag-waving from the linesman, the referee gave the penalty.
Synonyms referee, referee's assistant, assistant referee, judge, line judge, chair umpire, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, moderator, overseer, supervisor 2British A person employed for the repair and maintenance of telephone or electricity power lines. 〈英〉架线工（维修电话线或输电线的工人） North American term lineman Example sentencesExamples - Quite strangely, the telephone linesmen are hard at work, repairing all the lines and replacing broken posts that lead to the very edge of the sea.
- At one point the linesman was the busiest man in the ground waving his flag furiously every few minutes.
- I doubt health care workers, telephone linesmen, or auto painters have the same kind of increased mortality risk, but this bill lumps them all in together.
- More than 600 linesmen and maintenance workers in South Australia will walk off the job on March 11 for four days.
- In 1881 while working as a telegraph linesman, he married Mary Ann Bralla, an eighteen year old girl from Blinman.
- Or: why all linesmen have funny running techniques and sport outdated hairstyles, and why their pre-match warm-ups provide the best comedy viewing of the weekend.
- With downed power lines in three states, more than 3,000 electrical linesmen and contractors from utilities all over the country are on the way.
- My name's Betty Pearce and my dad was the son of a white man named Tom Williams, who was a linesman for the telegraph line.
- The linesmen are concerned about the danger of working with electricity in rainy conditions and warned that the wet weather gear supplied by the company is inadequate and dangerous.
- As old timers say, one can draw a rough comparison between some of the linesmen of the telephones department and the average English-speaking executive at the cellular service provider's call centre.
- From the private hall a flight of stairs led to the upper floor, where there were rooms for the postmaster, stores, telegraph linesmen, postmen, and the female clerks.
Definition of linesman in US English: linesmannounˈlīnzmənˈlaɪnzmən 1(in games played on a field or court) an official who assists the referee or umpire from the sideline, especially in deciding on whether the ball is out of play. 边线裁判员，巡边员，司线员 Example sentencesExamples - The linesmen check the goal nets which are full of holes, much as you'd expect, and the teams huddle.
- I can understand how the referee didn't spot it, but the linesman must just have been asleep.
- The referee overruled the linesman and disallowed the goal leading to protests which halted the game for several minutes.
- Questions must be asked on Sunday about the constant interference by umpires and linesmen during the course of the game.
- Drury went down under Muirhead's tackle from behind and after some frantic flag-waving from the linesman, the referee gave the penalty.
- Although the referee ruled that he had got the ball down, the linesman - who was further away - gave a double movement.
- Berbatov gets one foot inside the penalty area before losing the ball, and even the linesmen are beginning to take crafty peeks at their watches.
- The linesman says the ball had earlier gone out of play, which is frankly tosh.
- Looking ahead at the coming quarter-final games, Blatter said linesmen should follow the ‘in doubt don't raise the flag’ rule.
- Penalties are converted to an honor system, as in golf, allowing the NHL to save money by firing all the referees and linesmen.
- As the referee arrived for the final without umpires or linesmen, the game was played out with three recruited umpires and no linesmen at all as neither side provided one.
- Fifa must also ditch their policy of having referees and linesmen from all over the world officiating in the World Cup as some imagined nod to the democratization of the world game.
- Under advice from the linesman, the referee awards a free-kick to AC Milan about 40 yards out for no apparent reason.
- Both referee Dunn and his linesman missed the contact and Henry was furious.
- The experienced official calmly walked over to his far side linesman and consulted him before pointing to the half-way line and sending the Dundee fans into raptures.
- Gerrard's just been fouled making for the penalty area, but the referee and the linesman are having none of it.
- But as he gallops towards the Aussie goal with the ball at his feet, the linesman waves his flag.
- He was offside, says the linesman, and for once in this tournament, the replay agrees.
- Just as expansion introduced the question of where the additional players were going to come from, the league's growth to 30 teams has added to the number of referees and linesmen needed.
- Soccer fans have long complained of shocking officiating by referees and linesmen, raising suspicions of match fixing.
Synonyms referee, referee's assistant, assistant referee, judge, line judge, chair umpire, adjudicator, arbitrator, arbiter, moderator, overseer, supervisor 2British A person employed for the repair and maintenance of telephone or electricity power lines; a lineman. 〈英〉架线工（维修电话线或输电线的工人） Example sentencesExamples - In 1881 while working as a telegraph linesman, he married Mary Ann Bralla, an eighteen year old girl from Blinman.
- The linesmen are concerned about the danger of working with electricity in rainy conditions and warned that the wet weather gear supplied by the company is inadequate and dangerous.
- As old timers say, one can draw a rough comparison between some of the linesmen of the telephones department and the average English-speaking executive at the cellular service provider's call centre.
- More than 600 linesmen and maintenance workers in South Australia will walk off the job on March 11 for four days.
- I doubt health care workers, telephone linesmen, or auto painters have the same kind of increased mortality risk, but this bill lumps them all in together.
- With downed power lines in three states, more than 3,000 electrical linesmen and contractors from utilities all over the country are on the way.
- Or: why all linesmen have funny running techniques and sport outdated hairstyles, and why their pre-match warm-ups provide the best comedy viewing of the weekend.
- At one point the linesman was the busiest man in the ground waving his flag furiously every few minutes.
- Quite strangely, the telephone linesmen are hard at work, repairing all the lines and replacing broken posts that lead to the very edge of the sea.
- My name's Betty Pearce and my dad was the son of a white man named Tom Williams, who was a linesman for the telegraph line.
- From the private hall a flight of stairs led to the upper floor, where there were rooms for the postmaster, stores, telegraph linesmen, postmen, and the female clerks.
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