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arena football
[Sustantivo]

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

fútbol de arena, fútbol de sala

fútbol de arena, fútbol de sala

Ex: She joined arena football team this season .
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, fútbol americano sin contacto

fútbol bandera, fútbol americano sin contacto

Ex: Flag football requires skill and strategy .
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 hacia adelante, pase en avance

pase hacia adelante, pase en avance

Ex: A forward pass can change the momentum of the game .
end run
[Sustantivo]

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

carrera por la línea lateral, jugada de escapatoria

carrera por la línea lateral, jugada de escapatoria

Ex: He tried end run but stepped out of bounds .
fumble
[Sustantivo]

an act of dropping or failing to catch the ball properly

fumble

fumble

Ex: The fans groaned in disappointment at the receiver's fumble, which led to a turnover.
off-tackle run
[Sustantivo]

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

carrera por fuera del tackle, carrera al exterior del tackle

carrera por fuera del tackle, carrera al exterior del tackle

Ex: The offense called off-tackle run play to exploit the weak side of the defense .
scrimmage
[Sustantivo]

a practice game in American football

entrenamiento, partido de práctica

entrenamiento, partido de práctica

Ex: scrimmage helped the players feel like they were in a real game .
pass play
[Sustantivo]

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

jugada de pase, pase jugada

jugada de pase, pase jugada

Ex: He audibled to a short pass play to move the chains.

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

Ex: The fullback ran interference for the running back.
snap
[Sustantivo]

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

súbito, centro

súbito, centro

Ex: The center made a snap, causing a delay in the play .
reception
[Sustantivo]

a successful catch of a pass by a American football player

recepción, captura

recepción, captura

Ex: The defender intercepted the ball , preventing reception.
interception
[Sustantivo]

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

intercepción, interceptación

intercepción, interceptación

Ex: Instant replay confirmed interception was valid .
handoff
[Sustantivo]

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

traspaso, entrega

traspaso, entrega

Ex: The running back was tackled behind the line of scrimmage after handoff.
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 intento, primer down

primer intento, primer down

Ex: Catching a pass for first down, he secured momentum for the offense .
down
[Sustantivo]

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

down, intento

down, intento

Ex: The defense stopped the offense on down, forcing them to punt.
field goal
[Sustantivo]

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

gol de campo, gol de fútbol

gol de campo, gol de fútbol

Ex: They needed field goal to win the game in the final seconds .
touchdown
[Sustantivo]

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

anotación, touchdown

anotación, touchdown

Ex: Their touchdown secured the win .
line of scrimmage
[Sustantivo]

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

línea de golpeo, línea de scrimmage

línea de golpeo, línea de scrimmage

Ex: Players on both sides of the ball gathered at line of scrimmage.
conversion
[Sustantivo]

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

conversión, transformación

conversión, transformación

Ex: He faked the handoff and ran in for the conversion.
pass
[Sustantivo]

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

pase, pase de fútbol

pase, pase de fútbol

Ex: The offense relied on passes to move the ball efficiently .
sweep
[Sustantivo]

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

carrera lateral, sweep

carrera lateral, sweep

Ex: A sweep allowed the team to convert on third down .
carry
[Sustantivo]

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

carga, portación

carga, portación

Ex: The coach emphasized secure ball handling during carry drill .
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

jugada, sacrificio

jugada, sacrificio

safety
[Sustantivo]

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

seguridad, safety

seguridad, safety

Ex: The defense celebrated after safety was confirmed .
sack
[Sustantivo]

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

sack, captura

sack, captura

Ex: sack caused a fumble , and the defense recovered the ball .
blitz
[Sustantivo]

a defensive tactic in American football where extra defensive players rush toward the quarterback to try to tackle him or disrupt the play before he can pass the ball

blitz, presión

blitz, presión

Ex: The coach dialed up blitz on third down to force a turnover .
to spike
[Verbo]

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

golpear el balón, estrellar el balón

golpear el balón, estrellar el balón

Ex: The coach warned the player not spike the ball unnecessarily .
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