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1 possession of the ball
English-Russian dictionary of football terms > possession of the ball
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2 be in possession (of the ball)
Общая лексика: владеть мячом (о команде или игроке)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > be in possession (of the ball)
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3 gain possession of the ball
Спорт: овладеть мячомУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > gain possession of the ball
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4 keep possession of the ball
English-Russian dictionary of football terms > keep possession of the ball
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5 gain possession of the ball
English-Russian sports dictionary > gain possession of the ball
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6 to fight for possession of the ball
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to fight for possession of the ball
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7 losing the ball
Syn. losing possession■ Spielsituation, in der eine Mannschaft den Ball unfreiwillig an die gegnerische Mannschaft abgibt. -
8 screening the ball
■ Tactical movement by a player to shield the ball and prevent an opposing player from gaining possession.■ Aktion eines Spielers, die darin besteht, einem Gegenspieler in spielbarer Distanz zum Ball den Weg zu diesem zu versperren. -
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possession [pə'zeʃən]1 noun∎ to be in possession of sth être en possession de qch;∎ to have sth in one's possession avoir qch en sa possession;∎ he was found in possession of a flick-knife, a flick-knife was found in his possession il a été trouvé en possession d'un couteau à cran d'arrêt;∎ he's been arrested for possession (of drugs) il a été arrêté pour détention de drogue;∎ she was charged with possession of illegal substances elle a été inculpée pour détention de stupéfiants;∎ the file is no longer in my possession le dossier n'est plus en ma possession, je ne suis plus en possession du dossier;∎ how did the car come into your possession? comment la voiture est-elle entrée en votre possession?;∎ to be in full possession of one's senses être en pleine possession de ses moyens;∎ Sport to be in or to have possession (of the ball) avoir le ballon;∎ certain documents have come into my possession certains documents sont tombés en ma possession;∎ she got possession of the house two weeks ago elle a pris possession de la maison il y a deux semaines;∎ do they have possession of the necessary documents? ont-ils ou possèdent-ils les documents nécessaires?;∎ to take possession of sth (acquire) prendre possession de qch; (by force) s'emparer de ou s'approprier qch; (confiscate) confisquer qch;∎ British possession is nine points or parts or tenths of the law possession vaut titre∎ to take possession prendre possession;∎ immediate possession jouissance f immédiate(a) (belongings) affaires fpl, biens mpl;∎ the jade vases are our most precious possessions les vases en jade sont ce que nous possédons de plus précieux -
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1. Ball <-[e]s, Bälle> [bal, pl ʼbɛlə] m1) ( zum Spielen) ball;am \Ball sein to be in possession of the ball, to have the ball;jdm den \Ball zuspielen to feed sb the ball;\Ball spielen to play ball2) ( runder Gegenstand) ball;der \Ball der Sonne ( poet) the sun's fiery orbWENDUNGEN:am \Ball bleiben to stay on the ball ( fig)bei jdm am \Ball bleiben to keep in with sb ( fig)den \Ball aufgreifen to pick up on a point;am \Ball sein to be on the ball ( fig)jdm den \Ball zuspielen to feed sb lines ( fig)2. Ball <-[e]s, Bälle> [bal, pl ʼbɛlə] mauf dem \Ball at the ball -
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m; -(e)s, Bälle1. ball; Ball spielen play ball; den Ball köpfen head the ball, Am. butt the ball with one’s head; am Ball sein have the ball, be in possession of the ball; er ist am Ball fig. it’s his turn, the ball’s in his court; (aktiv) he’s very involved; (weiß Bescheid) he’s on the ball; am Ball bleiben hold onto the ball; fig. keep at it; hart am Ball bleiben fig. keep one’s nose to the grindstone; einen Ball machen Tennis: score (a point); Billard: pocket the ball; zuspielen2. fig. aus Wolle, Papier etc.: ball; der glühende oder leuchtende Ball der Sonne geh., lit. the sun’s glowing orb—* * *der Ball(Sportgerät) ball;(Tanzveranstaltung) ball; prom* * *Bạll I [bal]m -(e)s, ordm;e['bɛlə] ballam Ball sein (lit) — to have the ball, to be in possession of the ball
immer am Ball sein (fig) — to be on the ball
am Ball bleiben (lit) — to keep (possession of) the ball; (fig
er bemüht sich, bei ihr am Ball zu bleiben — he is trying to keep in the running with her
jdm den Ball zuspielen (lit) — to pass( the ball) to sb
jdm/sich gegenseitig die Bälle zuspielen or zuwerfen (fig) — to feed sb/each other lines
den Ball aufgreifen or aufnehmen (fig) —
IIder glutrote Ball der Sonne (poet) — the sun's fiery orb (poet)
m -(e)s, ordm;e['bɛlə] (= Tanzfest) ballauf dem Ball — at the ball
* * *der1) (a round object used in games: a tennis ball.) ball2) (a formal dance: a ball at the palace.) ball* * *Ball1<-[e]s, Bälle>[bal, pl ˈbɛlə]m1. (zum Spielen) ballam \Ball sein to be in possession of the ball, to have the balljdm den \Ball zuspielen to feed sb the ball\Ball spielen to play ball2. (runder Gegenstand) ballder \Ball der Sonne (poet) the sun's fiery orb3.▶ den \Ball aufgreifen to pick up on a pointBall2<-[e]s, Bälle>[bal, pl ˈbɛlə]auf dem \Ball at the ball* * *der; Ball[e]s, Bälleam Ball sein — have the ball; (fig. ugs.) be in touch; be on the ball (coll.)
am Ball bleiben — (fig. ugs.) stick (coll.) or keep at it
3) (Fest) ball* * *Ball1 m; -(e)s, Bälle1. ball;Ball spielen play ball;den Ball köpfen head the ball, US butt the ball with one’s head;am Ball sein have the ball, be in possession of the ball;er ist am Ball fig it’s his turn, the ball’s in his court; (aktiv) he’s very involved; (weiß Bescheid) he’s on the ball;am Ball bleiben hold onto the ball; fig keep at it;hart am Ball bleiben fig keep one’s nose to the grindstone;2. fig aus Wolle, Papier etc: ball;leuchtende Ball der Sonne geh, liter the sun’s glowing orbBall2 m; -(e)s, Bälle ball, dance;auf einem Ball at a ball;auf einen Ball gehen go to a ball* * *der; Ball[e]s, Bälleam Ball sein — have the ball; (fig. ugs.) be in touch; be on the ball (coll.)
am Ball bleiben — (fig. ugs.) stick (coll.) or keep at it
3) (Fest) ball* * *¨-e m.ball n.prom n. -
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noun1) (thing possessed) Besitz, der3) (controlling)take possession of — (Mil.) einnehmen [Festung, Stadt usw.]; besetzen [Gebiet]
4) (possessing) Besitz, derbe in possession of something — im Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) sein
in full possession of one's senses — im Vollbesitz seiner geistigen Kräfte
take possession of — in Besitz nehmen; beziehen [Haus, Wohnung]
in possession — (Sport) im Ballbesitz
* * *[-ʃən]1) (something which is owned by a person, country etc: She lost all her possessions in the fire.) der Besitz2) (the state of possessing.) der Besitz* * *pos·ses·sion[pəˈzeʃən]nto be in full \possession of one's faculties im Vollbesitz seiner geistigen Kräfte sein▪ to be in the \possession of sb in jds Besitz seinhe was found in \possession of explosives man fand Sprengstoff bei ihmhow did this painting come into your \possession? wie ist dieses Gemälde in Ihre Hände gelangt?to have sth in one's \possession ( form) etw in seinem Besitz habento regain \possession [of the ball] wieder in den Ballbesitz gelangen5.* * *[pə'zeSən]n1) (= ownership) Besitz m; (SPORT of ball) Ballbesitz m; (fig = control) (of feelings, oneself) Kontrolle fto have/take possession of sth — etw in Besitz haben/nehmen
to come into/get possession of sth — in den Besitz von etw gelangen/kommen
to get/have possession of the ball — in Ballbesitz gelangen/sein
I'm in full possession of the facts —
he put me in possession of the information I required — er lieferte or verschaffte mir die Informationen, die ich benötigte
2) (by demons) Besessenheit fall his possessions — sein gesamter Besitz, seine gesamten Besitztümer
* * *possession [pəˈzeʃn] spossession (of the ball) SPORT Ballbesitz;in possession of im Besitz von (od gen);come into possession of sth in den Besitz einer Sache gelangen;keep possession SPORT im Ballbesitz bleiben;put sb in possession of sth jemanden in den Besitz einer Sache bringen;a) Besitz ergreifen von, in Besitz nehmen,b) JUR beschlagnahmen,c) MIL eine Stadt etc einnehmen, ein Gebiet etc besetzen;win possession SPORT in Ballbesitz kommen; → academic.ru/873/adverse">adverse 5, faculty 3, firearm, naked 8, point A 103. pl Besitzungen pl, Liegenschaften pl:foreign possessions auswärtige Besitzungen4. Besessenheit f6. (Selbst)Beherrschung fposs. abk1. possession3. possible mögl.4. possibly viell.* * *noun1) (thing possessed) Besitz, dertake possession of — (Mil.) einnehmen [Festung, Stadt usw.]; besetzen [Gebiet]
4) (possessing) Besitz, derbe in possession of something — im Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) sein
come into or get possession of something — in den Besitz einer Sache (Gen.) gelangen
take possession of — in Besitz nehmen; beziehen [Haus, Wohnung]
in possession — (Sport) im Ballbesitz
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- ʃən1) (something which is owned by a person, country etc: She lost all her possessions in the fire.) posesión2) (the state of possessing.) posesión, tenencia (en lenguaje jurídico)tr[pə'zeʃən]3 SMALLSPORT/SMALL posesión nombre femenino de la pelota\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in possession of something estar en posesión de algoto come into possession of something llegar algo a su poder, llegar algo a sus manosto have something in one's possession tener algo (en su poder)possession [pə'zɛʃən] n1) possessing: posesión f2) : posesión f (por un demonio, etc.)3) possessions nplproperty: bienes mpl, propiedad fn.• goce s.m.• posesión s.f.• tenencia s.f.pə'zeʃən1)a) c ( something owned) bien mall my possessions — todo lo que tengo or (frml) poseo
b) c ( territory) dominio m, posesión fto be in possession of something — estar* en posesión de algo
the documents are in his possession — los documentos están or (frml) obran en su poder
possession is nine parts o tenths of the law — la posesión es lo que cuenta
3) u ( Occult) posesión f[pǝ'zeʃǝn]1. N1) (=act, state) posesión f•
to come into possession of — adquirir•
to get/have possession of the ball — (Sport) hacerse con/tener el balón•
to have sth in one's possession — tener algo (en su posesión or sus manos)to be in the possession of — estar en posesión or manos de
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a house with vacant possession — una casa (que se vende) desocupada2) (=thing possessed) posesión fpossessions posesiones fpl, bienes mplpossession of arms — tenencia f de armas
4) (by devil) posesión f2.CPDpossession order N — (Brit) (Jur) orden f de posesión
* * *[pə'zeʃən]1)a) c ( something owned) bien mall my possessions — todo lo que tengo or (frml) poseo
b) c ( territory) dominio m, posesión fto be in possession of something — estar* en posesión de algo
the documents are in his possession — los documentos están or (frml) obran en su poder
possession is nine parts o tenths of the law — la posesión es lo que cuenta
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[pə'zeʃ(ə)n]n1) владение, обладаниеWe bought the house, but we can't get possession of it before July. — Мы купили дом, но не можем вступить во владение им/переехать в него до июля.
- territorial possessionSoldiers took possession of the enemy fort. — Солдаты овладели крепостью противника.
- possession of wealth
- man of great possession
- in smb's possession
- according to the information in my possession
- be in possession of smth
- come into possession of a fortune
- fight for possession of the ball
- gain possession of smth
- gain possession of new lands
- pass into smb's possession
- put smb in possession of smth
- come into possession2) (часто pl) собственность, имущество, пожитки, территориальные владения, зависимая территорияHe was found in possession of a revolver. — При нем был найден револьвер. /У него был обнаружен револьвер.
The child's favourite possession was a little wooden horse. — Любимой игрушкой ребенка была деревянная лошадка.
- one's possessionsThe heir is eager to get possession of the property. — Наследник очень хочет скорее вступить в права собственности.
- Spain's possession
- his personal possessions
- her treasured possession
- lose one's possession
- part with one's possession
- amass material possession
- yield possession of smthIn this crisis his possession was admirable. — Можно было восхищаться его самообладанием в этот критический момент
- be in have full self-possession- keep one's self-possession -
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pos·ses·sion [pəʼzeʃən] nto be in full \possession of one's faculties im Vollbesitz seiner geistigen Kräfte sein;to be in sb's \possession sich akk in jds Besitz befinden;to be in the \possession of sb in jds Besitz sein;he was found in \possession of explosives man fand Sprengstoff bei ihm;how did this painting come into your \possession? wie ist dieses Gemälde in Ihre Hände gelangt?;to have sth in one's \possession ( form) etw in seinem Besitz habento regain \possession [of the ball] wieder in den Ballbesitz gelangenPHRASES: -
16 possession pos·ses·sion n
[pə'zɛʃ(ə)n]1) (ownership) possessoto take possession of sth — impossessarsi or impadronirsi di qc
to get/have possession of the ball Sport — impossessarsi/essere in possesso della palla
2) (thing possessed) bene m, avere m -
17 ball control
■ Action in which a player moves in a specific direction while keeping the ball under close control, usually with the feet.■ Bewegen des Balls in eine bestimmte Richtung, wobei der Spieler mit dem Ball mitläuft und dessen Lauf ständig mit dem Fuß steuert. -
18 losing possession
Syn. losing possession■ Spielsituation, in der eine Mannschaft den Ball unfreiwillig an die gegnerische Mannschaft abgibt. -
19 be in possession
1) Общая лексика: (of the ball) владеть мячом (о команде или игроке), находиться2) Экономика: владеть3) Макаров: иметь в (своем) распоряжении -
20 Ballbesitz
* * *Bạll|be|sitzm (SPORT)im Ballbesitz sein — to have possession (of the ball), to be in possession of the ball
* * *Ballbesitz m:im Ballbesitz sein have possession, have ( oder be in) possession of the ball
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