Soccerの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: どちらの意味について聞いてますか？

サッカーでは、相手ゴールの方向へ進むことを「上がる」
自陣ゴールの方向へ進むことを「下がる」と言います。

だから、「下がれ！」と言ったのではないでしょうか

A: Have you = 'alguna vez lo has jugado tu?', pero es muy común omitir 'alguna, vez, lo, jugado'. Se puede decir: 'I've never played soccer, have you ever played soccer?' pero todos se preguntarían, porque este tío usa tantas palabras?

A: this sentence is not good english, but here it means “score” or “record in the league’s statistics”

A: Oh ok, well this is a metaphor, so each of these sentences have something to do with motivation, but they both talk about losing motivation, so the sentence " motivation sucking-roots" is to say that both the sentences deal with lack of motivation, so their "roots" are the same.
does that help?

A: I think you mean dodge ball. It's a game kids play. There are 2 teams and they throw balls at each other. If a ball hits you, you are out. They goal is to get all the people on the other team out and you win.

A: I play soccer.
I want to play soccer.
I will play soccer.
Do you think soccer is fun?
Do you play soccer?
I love playing soccer with my friends.
Soccer is my favorite sport.

A: I like to play soccer.
Soccer is a fun sport
Do you play soccer?
How was soccer practice?
When do you have soccer tryouts?
Who plays soccer with you?

A: The popularity of soccer in the U.S. is on the rise.
Soccer is my favorite sport!
She likes to play soccer.

A: I am going to play soccer = You know when you'll play, it's arranged

I will play soccer = You don't know when or if you really will play.

A: I prefer soccer to baseball is more grammatically correct as you are comparing the two.

Whereas "I like soccer than baseball" doesn't really work, you could say "I like soccer more than/ rather then baseball"

Hope this helped :D

A: often means you played soccer many times in the past, and may or may not still play it.
used to means you no longer play soccer, you only played it as a child
i hope that makes sense?

A: 應該說
I'm going to play soccer this Saturday.
沒有in或是on

如果非要用其中一個的話
On Saturday, I'm going to play soccer.
I'm going to play soccer on Saturday.

如果你想用in的話，就不能用Saturday. 只能用這種說法：
「In two days, I'm going to go play soccer.」
「I'm going to go play soccer in two days.」
Two 當然也可以換其他號碼

A: Not much difference -- they can both be used as an introductory phrase to give an opinion on soccer. I'd call this one a case of personal preference.

A: correct!

A: ' He is not only good at soccer but also basketball ' is a better option.

A: Yes you did. Football is the more commonly used word. Soccer was used until the 1970s, then it fell out of favour.

A: *The rest of the world : Football.
*American English : Soccer.
You can use either.

A: it's called a tie, it happens whenever both teams have the same score (0:0, 4:4 etc).
but you still say zero TO zero

A: Super close!!!

"Speaking of soccer, how was the game yesterday?"

Or another way to say it is

"Speaking of soccer, how did the game go yesterday?"

Hope this helps

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A: I played soccer with Nobu and Shunya today.
I was very agile today/I could change positions easily today. (すみません、この文は何を言いたがっているかあまりわかりません）
Afterward, we went to Ichizu to eat ramen.
They gave us such delicious ramen at Ichizu.
The soup was especially excellent.
Because I did so much today, I'm not completely ready for tomorrow's exam.
I have to study all night.

A: He's a half-assed soccer player and he's a half-baked soccer play are both good.
I've never heard half-chewed used in that way though.

A: "high in demand" is the proper term.

A: "Soccer mom" is a stereotype. It is someone with children. They drive large SUVs and bring their children to many activities. This includes soccer, the namesake.