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1 offside flag
Syn. offside flag■ Zeichen des Schiedsrichterassistenten, wenn er eine Abseitsposition feststellt, indem er seine Fahne hebt. -
2 signal for offside
Syn. offside flag■ Zeichen des Schiedsrichterassistenten, wenn er eine Abseitsposition feststellt, indem er seine Fahne hebt. -
3 vlaggen
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4 assistant referee's signal
■ Gesture made by the assistant referee, using his flag, to indicate a substitution, an offside position, a throw-in, a corner kick or goal kick.■ Zeichen, das der Schiedsrichterassistent zum Anzeigen einer Auswechslung, einer Abseitsposition, eines Einwurfs, eines Foulspiels sowie eines Eckstoßes oder Abstoßes gibt.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > assistant referee's signal
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5 vlaggen voor buitenspel
vlaggen voor buitenspelVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > vlaggen voor buitenspel
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