winger
/ˈwɪŋə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [wˈɪŋɚ] /ˈwɪŋər/ (ame, ipa) · [wˈɪŋɚ] /ˈwiŋ-ər How to pronounce winger (audio)/ (ame, mw)
winger — 名詞
- wingersingular
- wingersplural
1. in team sports like football and ice hockey, an attacking player who stays on th
邊鋒
足球、冰球等在場兩側進攻的前鋒
in team sports like football and ice hockey, an attacking player who stays on the far left or far right side of the pitch and moves forward to set up scoring opportunities for the team
Owen played as a winger for the national team before moving to midfield.
Owen 曾擔任國家隊的邊鋒，後來才改踢中場。
played as a winger + for [team]
The coach told the winger to stay near the sideline and look for crossing chances.
教練指示邊鋒待在邊線附近，尋找傳中機會。
Renata is the fastest winger on the team and sends excellent crosses into the box.
Renata 是隊上最快的邊鋒，總能送出漂亮的傳中球。
Minh trained hard to improve his speed after being moved to the winger position.
Minh 調到邊鋒位置後努力練習，加快了自己的速度。
A good winger needs quick feet and the ability to beat a defender one-on-one.
好的邊鋒必須腳法敏捷，並有能力在一對一的情況下過掉防守球員。
- wide player
a broader term for any player who operates near the sideline, not necessarily an attacker
- wingback
a player who combines winger and defender duties, common in three- or five-defender formations
- central midfielder
a player who operates through the middle of the pitch rather than the sides
- centre forward
a central attacking player whose main job is to score goals rather than provide crosses from the side
用法筆記
Used mainly in football (soccer), ice hockey, and rugby. The hyphenated compounds left-winger and right-winger are also used in political contexts to describe someone with left-wing or right-wing views.