offside

offside — 形容詞

IPA/ˌɒfˈsaɪd/
IPA/ˌɔːfˈsaɪd/
  • offsidepositive
  • more offsidecomparative
  • most offsidesuperlative

1. applies to a player who, at the moment a teammate plays the ball, is closer to t

1.形容詞B1
釋義

越位的

在球類運動中違反越位規則的

applies to a player who, at the moment a teammate plays the ball, is closer to the opposing goal than both the ball and the second-to-last defender — a position that certain sports do not allow.

例句

Théo was offside when Linh passed the ball, so the referee blew the whistle.

Théo 越位了,所以裁判吹哨阻止比賽。

used after linking verb 'was'; passive structure

The assistant referee raised her flag because the striker had moved into an offside position.

助理裁判舉起旗子,表示前鋒處於越位位置。

offside + noun: 'offside position'

反義詞
  • onside

    the legal position in sports that have an offside rule

用法筆記

The offside rule exists in football (soccer), ice hockey, field hockey, and rugby, but not in basketball, volleyball, or American football. Many learners find this rule confusing because it depends on timing — a player is only offside at the moment the ball is played, not when they receive it.

常見錯誤

The basketball player was offside.
The basketball player was out of bounds.
💡Offside does not apply in basketball.
He was offside when he caught the pass.
He was offside when his teammate kicked the ball.
💡The offside position is judged at the moment the ball is played, not when it is received.

2. concerning the half of a car or other vehicle that sits nearer oncoming traffic

2.形容詞B2
釋義

右側的

車輛靠近道路中央的一側(英國為右側)

concerning the half of a car or other vehicle that sits nearer oncoming traffic than the pavement — in countries where cars keep to the left, such as the United Kingdom, this means the right-hand half of the vehicle.

例句

Owen replaced the offside wing mirror after a cyclist knocked it off during rush hour.

Owen 換掉了右側後視鏡,因為在尖峰時間被腳踏車騎士撞掉了。

offside + noun: 'offside wing mirror'

The scratch was on the offside door, so the mechanic said the car was safe.

刮痕在右側車門上,所以技師說車子還是安全的。

反義詞
  • nearside

    the side of the vehicle closest to the pavement or edge of the road

用法筆記

This term is used mainly in the UK and in countries that follow British driving conventions. The opposite side — the side closest to the pavement — is called the 'nearside'. In the US and other right-hand traffic countries, the same concept uses 'driver side' and 'passenger side'.

常見錯誤

The offside mirror is next to the pavement.
The offside mirror faces the centre of the road.
💡The offside is the road-facing side, not the pavement side.

offside — 名詞

IPA/ˌɒfˈsaɪd/
IPA/ˌɑːfˈsaɪd/

offside — 副詞