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arena football
arena football
[Sustantivo]

a variation of American football played indoors on a smaller field with eight players per team

fútbol de arena, fútbol indoor

fútbol de arena, fútbol indoor

Ex: She scored a touchdown in her first arena football match. 

Anotó un touchdown en su primer partido de fútbol arena.

flag football
flag football
[Sustantivo]

a non-contact version of American football where players must remove a flag from the ball carrier to end a play instead of tackling

fútbol bandera, flag football

fútbol bandera, flag football

Ex: Flag football is a fun, non-contact sport. 

El flag football es un deporte divertido y sin contacto.

forward pass
forward pass
[Sustantivo]

a pass in American football that happens when a player throws or kicks the ball towards their teammate who is ahead of them on the field

pase adelantado, pase hacia adelante

pase adelantado, pase hacia adelante

Ex: The soccer midfielder made a forward pass to set up a scoring opportunity. 

El centrocampista de fútbol hizo un pase adelantado para preparar una oportunidad de gol.

end run
end run
[Sustantivo]

(American football) a maneuver where a player runs along the sideline to avoid defenders and advance the ball

carrera por el costado, jugada por el lateral

carrera por el costado, jugada por el lateral

Ex: They practiced end runs during training. 

Practicaron carreras laterales durante el entrenamiento.

fumble
fumble
[Sustantivo]

an act of dropping or failing to catch the ball properly

fumble

fumble

Ex: Despite a great performance, the running back's fumble in the fourth quarter overshadowed his earlier success. 

A pesar de un gran desempeño, el fumble del corredor en el cuarto cuarto opacó su éxito anterior.

off-tackle run
off-tackle run
[Sustantivo]

a rushing play where the ball carrier runs toward the area just outside the offensive tackle

carrera fuera del tacleador, carrera por el exterior del tacleador ofensivo

carrera fuera del tacleador, carrera por el exterior del tacleador ofensivo

Ex: The running back executed a powerful off-tackle run for a touchdown. 

El corredor ejecutó una poderosa carrera fuera del tackle para un touchdown.

scrimmage
scrimmage
[Sustantivo]

a practice game in American football

escaramuza, partido de práctica

escaramuza, partido de práctica

Ex: He hurt his ankle during the scrimmage last week. 

Se lastimó el tobillo durante el partido de práctica la semana pasada.

pass play
pass play
[Sustantivo]

a play where the quarterback throws the ball to a teammate to advance down the field

jugada de pase, acción de pase

jugada de pase, acción de pase

Ex: The quarterback executed a perfect pass play. 

El mariscal de campo ejecutó un juego de pase perfecto.

to run interference

(American football) to obstruct opponents to create space or protect a teammate carrying the ball

Ex: The offensive linemen ran interference to shield the quarterback. 
snap
snap
[Sustantivo]

(American football) the act of passing the ball from the center to the quarterback to start a play

el snap, el pase del centro

el snap, el pase del centro

Ex: The snap was perfect, allowing the play to start smoothly. 

El snap fue perfecto, permitiendo que la jugada comenzara sin problemas.

reception
reception
[Sustantivo]

a successful catch of a pass by a American football player

recepción, captura

recepción, captura

Ex: His reception helped the team gain a crucial first down. 

Su recepción ayudó al equipo a conseguir un primer down crucial.

interception
interception
[Sustantivo]

(American football) a successful catch of a pass by a defensive player intended for the opposing team

intercepción, captura

intercepción, captura

Ex: The safety’s interception in the end zone stopped a touchdown. 

La intercepción en la zona de anotación evitó un touchdown.

handoff
handoff
[Sustantivo]

(American football) the act of one player handing the ball to another player, typically the quarterback giving it to a running back

la entrega, el pase

la entrega, el pase

Ex: They practiced handoffs to improve their offensive strategy. 

Practicaron los pases para mejorar su estrategia ofensiva.

first down
first down
[Sustantivo]

the initial chance for the offensive team in American football to advance the ball by at least ten yards from the spot of the last play

primer down, primera oportunidad

primer down, primera oportunidad

Ex: She ran the ball for a first down. 

Ella corrió con el balón para un first down.

down
down
[Sustantivo]

a chance a team has to move the football forward toward the opponent's end zone

oportunidad, intento

oportunidad, intento

Ex: The offense managed to gain eight yards on down. 

La ofensiva logró ganar ocho yardas en el down.

field goal
field goal
[Sustantivo]

a scoring play where a team attempts to kick the football through the opponent's goalposts

gol de campo, field goal

gol de campo, field goal

Ex: The field goal attempt was blocked by the defense. 

El intento de field goal fue bloqueado por la defensa.

touchdown
touchdown
[Sustantivo]

(American football) a scoring play where a player carries or catches the ball into the opponent's end zone, earning six points

touchdown, anotación

touchdown, anotación

Ex: The team scored multiple touchdowns in the game. 

El equipo anotó múltiples touchdowns en el juego.

line of scrimmage
line of scrimmage
[Sustantivo]

an imaginary line where the ball is placed before each play begins

línea de scrimmage, línea de golpeo

línea de scrimmage, línea de golpeo

Ex: A penalty was called for crossing the line of scrimmage early. 

Se marcó una penalización por cruzar la línea de scrimmage antes de tiempo.

conversion
conversion
[Sustantivo]

the act of scoring extra points after a touchdown in American footbal

conversión, punto extra

conversión, punto extra

Ex: The kicker missed the conversion, leaving the score unchanged. 

El pateador falló la conversión, dejando el marcador sin cambios.

pass
pass
[Sustantivo]

a play where the quarterback throws the football to a teammate to advance the ball down the field

pase, lanzamiento

pase, lanzamiento

Ex: The quarterback completed a 20-yard pass to the wide receiver. 

El mariscal de campo completó un pase de 20 yardas al receptor abierto.

sweep
sweep
[Sustantivo]

(American football) a running play where the ball carrier runs toward the sideline to gain yards

barrido, jugada de barrido

barrido, jugada de barrido

Ex: The offense scored a touchdown on a perfectly executed sweep. 

La ofensiva anotó un touchdown con un barrido ejecutado a la perfección.

carry
carry
[Sustantivo]

(American football) the act of advancing the ball by running with it

la carrera, el acarreo

la carrera, el acarreo

Ex: The running back's carry was stopped short by a strong tackle. 

El avance del corredor fue detenido en seco por un fuerte placaje.

scrimmage
scrimmage
[Sustantivo]

a moment in American football when a play starts with the ball being passed to the quarterback from a set position on the field

melé, jugada de scrimmage

melé, jugada de scrimmage

safety
safety
[Sustantivo]

a defensive score worth two points, earned when the offense is tackled in their own end zone

seguridad, touché de seguridad

seguridad, touché de seguridad

Ex: A safety in overtime sealed the victory for the defense. 

Un safety en tiempo extra selló la victoria para la defensa.

sack
sack
[Sustantivo]

(American football) a loss of yardage for the offense caused by a defensive player tackling the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage

saco, tacleada detrás de la línea de scrimmage

saco, tacleada detrás de la línea de scrimmage

Ex: The fans erupted in cheers as the defense celebrated another sack. 

Los aficionados estallaron en vítores mientras la defensa celebraba otro sack.

blitz
blitz
[Sustantivo]

(in American football) a defensive tactic in which players rush the opposing line to pressure the quarterback

blitz, carga relámpago

blitz, carga relámpago

Ex: Defensive coordinators often use a blitz to force turnovers. 

Los coordinadores defensivos suelen usar un blitz para forzar pérdidas de balón.

to spike
to spike
[Verbo]

(in American football) to throw the ball forcefully into the ground either to stop the clock or to celebrate a touchdown

clavar, lanzar el balón con fuerza al suelo

clavar, lanzar el balón con fuerza al suelo

Ex: The quarterback will spike the ball if they need to save time during the game. 

El mariscal de campo spikeará el balón si necesitan ahorrar tiempo durante el juego.

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