red card

red card — 名詞

IPA/ˌred ˈkɑːd/
IPA/ˌred ˈkɑːrd/

1. In football and some other team sports, a small red-coloured card that a referee

1.名詞B1
釋義

紅牌

裁判因嚴重犯規出示的紅牌

In football and some other team sports, a small red-coloured card that a referee holds up to tell a player they have committed a very serious offence and must leave the game immediately.

例句

Referee Kenji showed a red card to defender Hao after a dangerous tackle.

裁判 Kenji 因為一次危險的鏟球對後衛 Hao 出示了一張紅牌。

Camille was shown a red card for arguing with the referee.

Camille 因為和裁判爭論而被出示了一張紅牌。

passive: was shown a red card for [reason]

同義詞
  • sending-off

    Common British term for the punishment itself, not the physical card

  • ejection

    Used more broadly in American sports; less specific to the red-card system

反義詞
  • yellow card

    A warning for a less serious offence; the player stays on the field

文法句型

get/show/give/receive + a red card

用法筆記

Common verb partners include 'get,' 'give,' 'show,' and 'receive.' The passive form ('was shown a red card') is very frequent in news reports about matches. In informal British English, people often say 'sent off' instead of 'shown a red card.'

常見錯誤

The player got a yellow card for a dangerous tackle from behind.
The player got a red card for a dangerous tackle from behind.
💡A red card is for serious rule violations that force the player to leave; a yellow card is a warning for less serious offences.
In basketball, the referee gave him a red card for fouling.
Red cards are used in football, rugby, and field hockey
💡not in basketball.' — Each sport has its own penalty system.

red card — 動詞

IPA/ˌredˈkɑːd/
IPA/ˌredˈkɑːrd/