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Definition of tourney in English: tourneynounPlural tourneys ˈtəːniˈtʊəniˈtərni A tournament, especially a medieval joust. 比赛，锦标赛，联赛（尤指中世纪的马上比武） Example sentencesExamples - I get my final corrected schedule 1 day before the tourney.
- There is a lot of gambling on the tourney, but it's the friendly, friction free kind that even novices can get involved in.
- More than any other sporting event, the tourney serves as a life milestone - the same way certain smells or music always bring back memories of a time and a place or an awkward kiss with a graceful girl.
- Next week the Selects travel to Prince Albert to compete in an annual tourney there.
- During the tourney, we'll track the writers' performance and match it against the public's.
- Actually he made just one bad move in the whole tournament and this wasn't exactly a short tourney.
- Hence, the play-in game would be considered part of the tourney, and participants would receive a full share of tournament revenues.
- The Inter Club waterpolo championship was the second tourney on the waterpolo calendar.
- Everyone did a 200 meter time trial to seed for the tourney.
- Not surprisingly, Bob and I immediately got into a pickup 1830 game in preparation for the 1830 tourney to begin that night.
- Ile des Chenes did not win a game at the tourney but came away with the experience of a lifetime.
- Even the women's Nationals had only nine players and the men's draws for this event and the team selection tourneys have been disappointingly small as well.
- The tourney is at the final four stage now with Illinois, Louisville, Michigan State and North Carolina vying for the crown.
- Comb alternative weeklies for details on festivals and concerts; pick up regional sports publications for the latest on athletic clubs and events like kickball tourneys and 10K's.
- In the thunder of the hunt today we hear echoes of the joust, the tourney and the cavalry charge.
- George Washington, which faltered after a brilliant start, will be a tough matchup in the league tourney.
- A King and Queen are chosen every six months in a crown tourney fought with sticks to decide the King or Queen, and consort.
- But in a tourney loaded with talent, anything can happen on the final day when pressure is at its peak.
- It was Christmas at Arthur's court in Camelot, and all of the gracious lords and worthy, noble knights had gathered for a fifteen day Christmas celebration, complete with jousting tourneys, singing, dancing, and feasting.
- The Panthers will be a tough out in the tourney because they know how to slow down a game and limit their turnovers, which will prevent big-name schools from pressing their athletic advantage.
Synonyms contest, competition, game, tournament, tie, cup tie, event, fixture, trial, test, test match, meet, bout, fight, duel
verbtourneying, tourneyed, tourneys ˈtəːniˈtʊəniˈtərni [no object]Take part in a medieval joust. French knights also tourneyed in England Example sentencesExamples - Wherefore, though his hair be grizzled and his face marked with serried lines, he departed not the passage of arms for straight love of tourneying.
Synonyms joust, tourney, enter the lists
OriginMiddle English: from Old French tornei (noun), torneier (verb), based on Latin tornus 'a turn'. Definition of tourney in US English: tourneynounˈtərnēˈtərni A tournament. Example sentencesExamples - There is a lot of gambling on the tourney, but it's the friendly, friction free kind that even novices can get involved in.
- In the thunder of the hunt today we hear echoes of the joust, the tourney and the cavalry charge.
- Next week the Selects travel to Prince Albert to compete in an annual tourney there.
- I get my final corrected schedule 1 day before the tourney.
- Ile des Chenes did not win a game at the tourney but came away with the experience of a lifetime.
- The Inter Club waterpolo championship was the second tourney on the waterpolo calendar.
- During the tourney, we'll track the writers' performance and match it against the public's.
- A King and Queen are chosen every six months in a crown tourney fought with sticks to decide the King or Queen, and consort.
- The tourney is at the final four stage now with Illinois, Louisville, Michigan State and North Carolina vying for the crown.
- The Panthers will be a tough out in the tourney because they know how to slow down a game and limit their turnovers, which will prevent big-name schools from pressing their athletic advantage.
- More than any other sporting event, the tourney serves as a life milestone - the same way certain smells or music always bring back memories of a time and a place or an awkward kiss with a graceful girl.
- Hence, the play-in game would be considered part of the tourney, and participants would receive a full share of tournament revenues.
- Even the women's Nationals had only nine players and the men's draws for this event and the team selection tourneys have been disappointingly small as well.
- But in a tourney loaded with talent, anything can happen on the final day when pressure is at its peak.
- Comb alternative weeklies for details on festivals and concerts; pick up regional sports publications for the latest on athletic clubs and events like kickball tourneys and 10K's.
- Not surprisingly, Bob and I immediately got into a pickup 1830 game in preparation for the 1830 tourney to begin that night.
- George Washington, which faltered after a brilliant start, will be a tough matchup in the league tourney.
- Actually he made just one bad move in the whole tournament and this wasn't exactly a short tourney.
- Everyone did a 200 meter time trial to seed for the tourney.
- It was Christmas at Arthur's court in Camelot, and all of the gracious lords and worthy, noble knights had gathered for a fifteen day Christmas celebration, complete with jousting tourneys, singing, dancing, and feasting.
Synonyms contest, competition, game, tournament, tie, cup tie, event, fixture, trial, test, test match, meet, bout, fight, duel
verbˈtərnēˈtərni [no object]Take part in a tournament. 参加比赛 French knights also tourneyed in England Example sentencesExamples - Wherefore, though his hair be grizzled and his face marked with serried lines, he departed not the passage of arms for straight love of tourneying.
Synonyms joust, tourney, enter the lists
OriginMiddle English: from Old French tornei (noun), torneier (verb), based on Latin tornus ‘a turn’. |