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Punting Meaning in English

word · lemma: punt

ˈpənt
PUNT-ing
pˈʌntɪŋ
PUN-ting

释义

Punting means moving a flat boat with a long pole, often seen on rivers for leisure or sightseeing. In American football, it also means kicking the ball to the other team after failing to advance.

用法与细微差别

In British English, 'punting' usually refers to boating on rivers, especially in Oxford and Cambridge. In American English, it more often means the football kick. Rarely used outside these contexts. Collocations: 'go punting', 'punting down the river', 'punting on fourth down' (football).

例句

We went punting on the river last weekend.

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He is punting the boat along the canal.

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The team started punting after failing to get a first down.

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Punting in Oxford is a classic way to enjoy the scenery.

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She surprised everyone by expertly punting the boat without getting wet.

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They kept punting on fourth down—it was a tough game.

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