adjective

an all-seater sports ground has seats for everyone and no areas where people stand

noun

the penalty area on a football field

a type of artificial surface that looks like grass and is used to cover fields where games such as hockey and American football are played

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the long piece of wood or metal across the top of the goal in football and similar sports

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the line that marks the back of the playing area in games such as tennis

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a place where people in a sports team sit when they are not playing

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a structure with several rows of seats in a gym or a park where people can watch sports games

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used in the names of some large sports stadiums in the US

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the penalty box in football

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a hard surface made from clay on which tennis is played

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an area marked with lines where some sports are played, such as tennis and squash

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the bar that joins the two upright posts of a goal

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a small shelter by the side of a sports field where team members sit during a game when they are not playing

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one of the two halves of the area where a sports game is played

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the open front part of the goal, especially in football

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the net or structure that you try to get the ball into in games such as football and basketball

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the line at each end of a sports field that a ball must cross to score a goal

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the area on a sports field just in front of the goal

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one of the two posts that the ball must go between to score a goal in games such as football

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a large structure with rows of seats from which people watch sports events

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a tennis court made of grass

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the people who look after an area where sports are played

adjective, adverb, noun, number, predeterminer, pronoun

one of the two equal areas of the field that are defended by either team in a game such as football

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a tennis court with a hard surface that is not grass or clay

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the place where a sports team is based and plays most of its games. A team that is playing at home is called the home team. If a team plays at the place where the opposing team is based, they are playing away

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the field a sports team usually plays and practises on

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a small piece of curved metal stuck in the ground through which you hit a ball in croquet

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the left side of a field for a team when it is facing its opponents in football, rugby, or hockey

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the middle part of the field in football, hockey, and other games played with a ball

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in football, the large box made of net that is the goal

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in football, the area in front of the goal where the goalkeeper is allowed to hold the ball and where a penalty is given if a player breaks a rule

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in football, the place where a player puts the ball when they are taking a penalty kick

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a flat area of ground for playing particular sports on. The American word is field

adjective

a sports pitch that is playable is in good enough condition for a game to be played on it

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a piece of land with lines marked on it where a particular sport is played

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in team sports, the part of the field where a particular player plays

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one of the two tall upright pieces of wood that a player runs between or tries to get a ball between in games such as football

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a piece of public land where sports and games are played

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the right side of a field for a team when it is facing its opponents in games such as football and hockey

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either of the lines on the sides of a sports field that show where the edges of the field are

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the area at the edge of a sports field

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a part of a sports stadium where people sit or stand to watch a match or event

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a flat area used for playing sports, or the material used for making this area

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a series of wide low steps at the side of a football pitch where you can stand to watch the match

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an area that a player or team defends in a sport

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one of the two lines that show the sides of a playing area in a sport, especially football

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the long white lines at either side of a tennis court that mark the extra playing area allowed if four people are playing

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a sports ground covered with short grass

adjective

a piece of ground that is unplayable cannot be used for playing sport on, usually because the weather is bad

noun

the left or right side of a sports field

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the frame of a goal, especially in football