Definition of tiki-taka in English:

tiki-taka

nountɪkɪˈtakətɪkiˈtækə

mass nounSoccer

A style of play involving highly accurate short passing and an emphasis on retaining possession of the ball.
the foundation of Spain's success was obviously tiki-taka
as modifier their tiki-taka style
Example sentencesExamples
- The success has only reinforced that tiki-taka is still the dominant style of play in Europe.
- When he was brought in as manager, talk revolved mainly around Tiki-Taka football.
- These teams probably expect us to just park the bus but from what I can see we want to play tiki-taka type of football.
- The relentless passing style of 'tiki-taka' became Barcelona's trademark towards the end of the last decade.
- With pace and tiki-taka, Liverpool could make an imposing start to the season.
- There is no chance of him developing his tiki-taka football.
- Spain's "tiki-taka" style of play had not been working as well in recent years.
- He is still the only manager to have found an answer to tiki-taka.
- Germany has adopted a special tiki-taka style with passing accuracy, skill, and pace that other teams cannot handle.
- He has now been thrust into the hot seat and has abandoned part of the tiki-taka philosophy.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Spanish tiqui-taca, probably originally imitative. The term was originally associated with FC Barcelona.

Definition of tiki-taka in US English:

tiki-taka

nountikēˈtakətɪkiˈtækə

Soccer

A style of play involving highly accurate short passing and an emphasis on retaining possession of the ball.
the foundation of Spain's success was obviously tiki-taka
as modifier their tiki-taka style
Example sentencesExamples
- Germany has adopted a special tiki-taka style with passing accuracy, skill, and pace that other teams cannot handle.
- These teams probably expect us to just park the bus but from what I can see we want to play tiki-taka type of football.
- When he was brought in as manager, talk revolved mainly around Tiki-Taka football.
- The relentless passing style of 'tiki-taka' became Barcelona's trademark towards the end of the last decade.
- The success has only reinforced that tiki-taka is still the dominant style of play in Europe.
- With pace and tiki-taka, Liverpool could make an imposing start to the season.
- He has now been thrust into the hot seat and has abandoned part of the tiki-taka philosophy.
- There is no chance of him developing his tiki-taka football.
- Spain's "tiki-taka" style of play had not been working as well in recent years.
- He is still the only manager to have found an answer to tiki-taka.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Spanish tiqui-taca, probably originally imitative. The term was originally associated with FC Barcelona.

单词	tiki-taka
释义	Definition of tiki-taka in English: tiki-taka nountɪkɪˈtakətɪkiˈtækə mass nounSoccer A style of play involving highly accurate short passing and an emphasis on retaining possession of the ball. the foundation of Spain's success was obviously tiki-taka as modifier their tiki-taka style Example sentencesExamples The success has only reinforced that tiki-taka is still the dominant style of play in Europe. When he was brought in as manager, talk revolved mainly around Tiki-Taka football. These teams probably expect us to just park the bus but from what I can see we want to play tiki-taka type of football. The relentless passing style of 'tiki-taka' became Barcelona's trademark towards the end of the last decade. With pace and tiki-taka, Liverpool could make an imposing start to the season. There is no chance of him developing his tiki-taka football. Spain's "tiki-taka" style of play had not been working as well in recent years. He is still the only manager to have found an answer to tiki-taka. Germany has adopted a special tiki-taka style with passing accuracy, skill, and pace that other teams cannot handle. He has now been thrust into the hot seat and has abandoned part of the tiki-taka philosophy. Origin Early 21st century: from Spanish tiqui-taca, probably originally imitative. The term was originally associated with FC Barcelona. Definition of tiki-taka in US English: tiki-taka nountikēˈtakətɪkiˈtækə Soccer A style of play involving highly accurate short passing and an emphasis on retaining possession of the ball. the foundation of Spain's success was obviously tiki-taka as modifier their tiki-taka style Example sentencesExamples Germany has adopted a special tiki-taka style with passing accuracy, skill, and pace that other teams cannot handle. These teams probably expect us to just park the bus but from what I can see we want to play tiki-taka type of football. When he was brought in as manager, talk revolved mainly around Tiki-Taka football. The relentless passing style of 'tiki-taka' became Barcelona's trademark towards the end of the last decade. The success has only reinforced that tiki-taka is still the dominant style of play in Europe. With pace and tiki-taka, Liverpool could make an imposing start to the season. He has now been thrust into the hot seat and has abandoned part of the tiki-taka philosophy. There is no chance of him developing his tiki-taka football. Spain's "tiki-taka" style of play had not been working as well in recent years. He is still the only manager to have found an answer to tiki-taka. Origin Early 21st century: from Spanish tiqui-taca, probably originally imitative. The term was originally associated with FC Barcelona.
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