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[ˈsɔkə]soccer разг. футбол soccer разг. attr.: soccer player футболист soccer разг. attr.: soccer player футболист -
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разг. футбол Syn: football, association football футбол (по правилам Национальной ассоциации футболистов Великобритании) - * player футболист soccer разг. футбол ~ разг. attr.: soccer player футболист ~ разг. attr.: soccer player футболист -
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['sɔkə]сущ.; от Assoc(iation) + erSoccer is played on a rectangular field. — В футбол играют на прямоугольном поле.
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noun collocation1) футбол2) (attr.) soccer player футболист* * *(n) футбол* * ** * *[soc·cer || 'sɑkə(r) /'sɒk-] n. футбол* * ** * *разг.; тж. socker футбол -
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футбо́л мsoccer player — футболи́ст м
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['sɒkə]1) Общая лексика: футбольный2) Американский английский: футбол (по правилам Национальной ассоциации футболистов Великобритании) -
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[`sɔkə]футболАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > soccer
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English-Russian Great Britain dictionary (Великобритания. Лингвострановедческий словарь) > soccer
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амер. Футбол (так американцы называют европейский футбол; свой же - привычным словом «football»)Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Soccer
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Soccer — Soc|cer 〈[ sɔ̣kə(r)] m.; s; unz.; amerikan. Bez. für〉 Fußballspiel [<engl. association football „Fußballverband“] * * * Soc|cer [ sɔkɐ], das, auch: der; s [engl. soccer, zu einer Kurzform »soc.« aus: association football = Verbandsfußball]:… … Universal-Lexikon
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soccer — [19] Soccer was coined from Association football, a term introduced around 1870 for football played according to the rules of the Football Association (as opposed to Rugby football). The suffix er was commonly used as a more or less meaningless… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins