hockey的意思|hockey的解释-里氏词典

hockey ['hɒki]

n. 冰球, 曲棍球

hockey

[ noun ]

a game resembling ice hockey that is played on an open field; two opposing teams use curved sticks try to drive a ball into the opponents' net

<noun.act>

a game played on an ice rink by two opposing teams of six skaters each who try to knock a flat round puck into the opponents' goal with angled sticks

<noun.act>

Hockey \Hock"ey\, n. [From {Hook}, n.]
1. A game in which two parties of players, armed with sticks
curved or hooked at the end, attempt to drive any small
object (as a ball or a bit of wood) toward opposite goals.

2. The stick used by the players. [Written also {hookey} and
{hawkey}.]

Although a deal in hockey is closer than ever, officials in that and other sports say patience is the biggest asset in dealing with the Soviets.
One major snag in the negotiations with ESPN was the channel's desire to have local blackouts lifted so hockey games could be shown in the cities of the teams it is covering.
American politicians have been trying to garner votes in New Hampshire with things like a TV ad of a hockey goalie standing off the Japanese.
Arnold S. Tenney President, ARC International Downsview, Ontario I read with great interest Frederick C. Klein's column on hockey violence (Leisure & Arts, Oct. 30).
The appellate court said that it saw no distinction between Ms. Pflug and the hockey players, and that both should enjoy the same kind of tax breaks.
There are more than 300 women's clubs in Britain, some able to field several teams, and the number continues to grow. Giselle, 28, took up the game eight years ago at the suggestion of a boyfriend because she was bored with netball and hockey.
In fact, this pre-Olympic hockey tour has been a good deal more muted than that of the 1984 team.
Only about 3,000 American males play hockey, mostly in California and along the Northeast corridor from Washington to southern Connecticut.
When you show them your hockey stick you get comments like 'Do you wear a skirt?'"
For him, it's a company perk, the kind of service offered State Department bureaucrats, professional hockey players, and a growing number of other Americans.
International Falls, a city of 5,000 on the Canadian border, claimed it had the term printed on hockey jerseys in 1955.
It is arguable that a goodly portion of the crowd at any hockey game comes to watch the fights as much as the legitimate action on the ice, and that the NHL is merely giving the people what they want in doubling as a fight promoter.
Tiring of the interminable ice hockey on all three Swiss channels the other night, I flipped to a German channel and found a fascinating 45-minute documentary on the fall of East Germany which taught me a lot that I did not know.
Westfield State College trustees chose a veteran faculty member and former field hockey coach Tuesday to temporarily head the troubled college following the resignation of President Irving H. Buchen.
A 17-year-old Czechoslovak hockey player who wants to play in the National Hockey League missed his team's flight home and was believed to be seeking asylum, Canadian hockey officials said.
A 17-year-old Czechoslovak hockey player who wants to play in the National Hockey League missed his team's flight home and was believed to be seeking asylum, Canadian hockey officials said.
In keeping with the custom of the country, he is sent off to learn to play hockey.
The Volvos are out in force, to gather up the baggage of learning: the TV, the CD, the ice hockey pads, the mountain bicycle not yet nicked.
The worst thing the '84 hockey team did was foreclose its medal chances early by losing its first two games at Sarajevo.
The "in-line" skate looks like a hockey skate mounted on a line of three or four wheels.
Comedian John Candy may make his living making people laugh but he's dead serious about hockey.
In August, fans were outraged when hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, another national hero, was traded from the Edmonton Oilers to the Los Angeles Kings.
John B. Garrison, a former hockey star at Harvard who played for the U.S. Olympic team in the 1930s and coached the 1948 Olympic squad, died Friday at age 79.
Two Moscow factory managers were expelled from the Communist Party for embezzlement, on-the-job drinking parties and paying $1.6 million to two hockey players who masqueraded as machine operators, a Soviet newspaper said Sunday.
Among the diversified goods that SLM makes and markets are plastic toy vehicles, ride-on vehicles, seasonal toys such as sleds and plastic pools, skates, hockey equipment and sports apparel.
With the Timberwolves, the area is one of only six U.S. markets to simultaneously support major league football, baseball, basketball and hockey.
Comparing Sweden's accession agreement to its nail-biting capture of the Olympic ice hockey gold medal on Sunday may have been stretching a point for most hockey-mad Swedes.
The storm began Sunday and travelers were forced to seek overnight shelter in school gyms and hockey rinks along the Trans-Canada Highway east of the Olympic city of Calgary and along Highway 2 from Calgary to Edmonton.
Michael McIntyre and Philip Vaile, yachting gold medalists at the Seoul Olympics, receive MBEs, while Richard Dodds, captain of the gold-medal-winning hockey team gets an OBE.
Engelstad, a former goaltender on the University of North Dakota's hockey team, announced plans earlier this year to set up a $5 million endowment to benefit the university's hockey program.

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