Definition of touchback in English:

touchback

noun ˈtʌtʃbakˈtətʃˌbæk

American Football

A ball downed behind one's own goal.
〔美橄〕守方持球触地
Example sentencesExamples
- The ball was knocked out of his hand at the two-yard line and recovered by the Bengals for a touchback.
- The second was also risky, as Stanley had not shown his regular touch, and a touchback would have only resulted in a net 11 yards.
- Against Seattle last week, the Jaguars had four kick-offs go for touchbacks and pinned the Seahawks inside the 10-yard line on consecutive possessions.
- He has posted 12 touchbacks and has become adept at pushing the ball to one side or the other to reduce the running room for return men.
- Watson nearly caused a touchback, as the ball narrowly missed the endzone on its way out of bounds.

Definition of touchback in US English:

touchback

nounˈtəCHˌbakˈtətʃˌbæk

American Football

A ball one downs deliberately behind one's own goal line or that is kicked through one's end zone. It is taken to the 20-yard line to resume play.
Example sentencesExamples
- Watson nearly caused a touchback, as the ball narrowly missed the endzone on its way out of bounds.
- The ball was knocked out of his hand at the two-yard line and recovered by the Bengals for a touchback.
- The second was also risky, as Stanley had not shown his regular touch, and a touchback would have only resulted in a net 11 yards.
- He has posted 12 touchbacks and has become adept at pushing the ball to one side or the other to reduce the running room for return men.
- Against Seattle last week, the Jaguars had four kick-offs go for touchbacks and pinned the Seahawks inside the 10-yard line on consecutive possessions.

单词	touchback
释义	Definition of touchback in English: touchback noun ˈtʌtʃbakˈtətʃˌbæk American Football A ball downed behind one's own goal. 〔美橄〕守方持球触地 Example sentencesExamples The ball was knocked out of his hand at the two-yard line and recovered by the Bengals for a touchback. The second was also risky, as Stanley had not shown his regular touch, and a touchback would have only resulted in a net 11 yards. Against Seattle last week, the Jaguars had four kick-offs go for touchbacks and pinned the Seahawks inside the 10-yard line on consecutive possessions. He has posted 12 touchbacks and has become adept at pushing the ball to one side or the other to reduce the running room for return men. Watson nearly caused a touchback, as the ball narrowly missed the endzone on its way out of bounds. Definition of touchback in US English: touchback nounˈtəCHˌbakˈtətʃˌbæk American Football A ball one downs deliberately behind one's own goal line or that is kicked through one's end zone. It is taken to the 20-yard line to resume play. Example sentencesExamples Watson nearly caused a touchback, as the ball narrowly missed the endzone on its way out of bounds. The ball was knocked out of his hand at the two-yard line and recovered by the Bengals for a touchback. The second was also risky, as Stanley had not shown his regular touch, and a touchback would have only resulted in a net 11 yards. He has posted 12 touchbacks and has become adept at pushing the ball to one side or the other to reduce the running room for return men. Against Seattle last week, the Jaguars had four kick-offs go for touchbacks and pinned the Seahawks inside the 10-yard line on consecutive possessions.
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