lacrosse

• n. 长曲棍球
• n. (Lacrosse)人名；(法)拉克罗斯

1. a game invented by American indians; now played by two teams who use long-handled rackets to catch and carry and throw the ball toward the opponents' goal

Prosecutor in the failed Duke lacrosse rape case says he plans to resign his post.

在杜克大学曲棍球员强奸案子中败诉的检察官说,他将辞职.

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That's cool. Lacrosse is fun.

那真酷. 兜网球很好玩.

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I played lacrosse for two years and I was on the Dance team.

我玩兜网球两年,而且我还在舞蹈队.

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Now the task at Buick , the LaCrosse has been transferred to the head.

而现在这个重任,在别克旗下,已经转到了君越头上.

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There was trauma; I got hit in the head during a lacrosse game.

我受过伤; 曲棍球比赛的时候,我的头被打中了.

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He sprinted away with the ball cradled in his lacrosse stick.

他用球杆带着球全速跑开了.

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In recent times the most striking exports have been in the vocabulary of lacrosse and hockey.

在近代最突出的外来词是有关长曲棍球和曲棍球运动方面的词汇.

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A lacrosse net and equipment could be seen in the yard.

后院里没有长曲棍球网和其他装备.

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He plays two 2 sports, the lacrosse and football.

他做两种运动, 曲棍球和足球.

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Actually last year I even tried playing lacrosse.

事实上去年我甚至尝试去玩了玩长曲棍球.

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The Regal could therefore be positioned just below the LaCrosse as a slightly smaller, sportier model.

君威比君越更小一点, 讲究一些运动.

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Viola : OK . What is the lacrosse team doing on our field?

怎么,长曲棍球队在我们球场里做 什么 ?

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来自法语la crosse,曲棍，弯棍，词源同cross,cricket.后用来指一种曲棍球游戏。

1. In recent times the most striking exports have been in the vocabulary of lacrosse and hockey.

在近代最突出的外来词是有关长曲棍球和曲棍球运动方面的词汇.

来自辞典例句

2. There was trauma; I got hit in the head during a lacrosse game.

我受过伤; 曲棍球比赛的时候,我的头被打中了.

来自电影对白

3. He sprinted away with the ball cradled in his lacrosse stick.

他用球杆带着球全速跑开了.

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4. A lacrosse net and equipment could be seen in the yard.

后院里没有长曲棍球网和其他装备.

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5. He plays two 2 sports, the lacrosse and football.

他做两种运动, 曲棍球和足球.

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lacrosse

lacrosse: [18] French la crosse means ‘the hooked stick’ (crosse was originally borrowed from a prehistoric Germanic *kruk-, from which English got crook and crutch). French speakers in Canada used the term jeu de la crosse ‘game of the hooked stick’ to name a game played by the native Americans with netted sticks, and in due course this became reduced and lexicalized to lacrosse.
=> crook, crutch

lacrosse (n.)

1718, American English, from Canadian French jeu de la crosse "game of the hooked sticks," from crosse "hooked stick," which is used to throw the ball, from Proto-Germanic *kruk- (see crook). Originally a North American Indian game. The native name is represented by Ojibwa (Algonquian) baaga'adowe "to play lacrosse."