Teed Meaning in English

word · lemma: tee

US

ˈtid

TEED

UK

tˈiːd

TEED

परिभाषा

'Teed' is the past tense and past participle of 'tee' in golf, meaning to place the ball on a tee before hitting it. It can also mean something is prepared or ready to begin.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Mainly used in golf. Informally, 'teed up' can mean something is prepared or set up for action. Do not confuse with 'tea' (the drink) or 'tee' (the object). Often appears as 'teed up.'

• Spanish: colocado en el tee (golf) - preparado
• Portuguese (BR): colocado no tee (golfe) - preparado
• Portuguese (PT): colocado no tee (golfe) - preparado
• Chinese (Simplified): 放在发球座（高尔夫球）- 准备好
• Chinese (Traditional): 放在發球座（高爾夫球）- 準備好
• Hindi: टी पर रखा (गोल्फ) - तैयार
• Arabic: موضوع على قاعدة الانطلاق (الجولف) - مُحضَّر
• Bengali: টি করা - প্রস্তুত করা
• Russian: установил на подставку (в гольфе) - подготовил
• Japanese: ティーアップした
• Vietnamese: đặt lên tee - chuẩn bị sẵn sàng
• Korean: 티업했다 - 준비했다
• Turkish: tiye yerleştirdi - hazırladı
• Urdu: ٹی پر رکھنا - تیار کرنا
• Indonesian: meletakkan di tee - menyiapkan

उदाहरण वाक्य

He teed the ball carefully before his shot.

basic

The coach teed up the players for practice.

basic

She teed up the golf ball and swung.

basic

Everything was teed up for the big meeting this morning.

natural

He got teed up to give a speech at the award ceremony.

natural

With the project fully teed up, we're ready to start next week.

natural