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121 Corticotropin
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122 Grätsche
Grätsche f■ Angriff eines Spielers auf den Ball, bei dem der Spieler am Boden mit dem Fuß zum Ball rutscht und diesen dem Gegenspieler vom Fuß spielt.■ Attempt to dispossess the opposing player by sliding on the ground, using the foot or leg to remove or block the ball.Syn. slide tackle -
123 Kickern
■ Geschicklichkeitsspiel, das sich äußerlich an das richtige Fußballspiel anlehnt und bei dem die Teilnehmer drehbare Stangen bedienen, die mit kleinen Spielerfiguren versehen sind, mit dem Ziel, den Ball ins Tor zu schießen.■ Table-top game based on football in which players use figures mounted on rotating bars to attempt to kick the ball into the opposing team's goal. -
124 Kortikotropin
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125 Kreuzen
Kreuzen n■ Von zwei Spielern angewandtes taktisches Mittel, bei dem sich deren Laufwege kreuzen, um so die gegnerische Mannschaft zu verwirren.■ Tactical movement in which two players of the same team switch positions, in an attempt to confuse the opposing team. -
126 Nachschuss
■ Torschussversuch nach einem von der gegnerischen Mannschaft abgewehrten Schuss oder nach einem Pfosten- bzw. Lattenschuss.■ An effort to score after a failed defensive action by the opposing team, or after the ball rebounds off the bar or post. -
127 Offensivaktion
■ Handlungsfolge mit offensivem Charakter, die darauf abzielt, ein Tor zu schießen.Syn. offensive action -
128 Schuss
Schuss m■ Gezielt in Richtung gegnerisches Tor getretener Ball.■ A ball kicked at the opposing team's goal in attempt to score.Syn. shot at goal
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