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sitting volleyball
sitting volleyball
[Sustantivo]

a version of volleyball adapted for athletes with disabilities who play while seated on the floor

vóleibol sentado, vóley sentado

vóleibol sentado, vóley sentado

Ex: Sitting volleyball is a Paralympic sport played by athletes with lower body disabilities. 
bump pass
bump pass
[Sustantivo]

a pass in volleyball made by contacting the ball with the forearms, typically used to control and direct the ball to a teammate

pase de antebrazos, toque de antebrazos

pase de antebrazos, toque de antebrazos

Ex: His bump pass helped secure the point for our team. 
attack error
attack error
[Sustantivo]

an error that occurs when a player fails to successfully hit the ball over the net within the bounds of the opponent's court

error de ataque, falta de ataque

error de ataque, falta de ataque

Ex: The opposing team capitalized on our attack errors to gain a lead. 
back set
back set
[Sustantivo]

a set by the setter to a hitter positioned behind them, usually near the back of the volleyball court

pase atrás, colocación atrás

pase atrás, colocación atrás

Ex: The setter executed a perfect back set to the opposite hitter. 
set
set
[Sustantivo]

(volleyball) a series of points played until one team reaches 25 points with a two-point lead

set, juego

set, juego

Ex: They won the first set 25-20. 
set
set
[Sustantivo]

the action of accurately passing the ball to a teammate to enable an offensive play in volleyball

pase, colocación

pase, colocación

Ex: She focused on making a clean set to her teammate. 
dump
dump
[Sustantivo]

(volleyball) an unexpected hit by the setter over the net instead of setting it to a teammate

un finta, un amortiguado

un finta, un amortiguado

Ex: The setter scored with a clever dump. 
swing blocking
swing blocking
[Sustantivo]

a defensive technique in volleyball where blockers jump and reach out to block potential hits by opposing attackers

bloqueo oscilante, técnica de bloqueo balanceado

bloqueo oscilante, técnica de bloqueo balanceado

Ex: The team focused on improving their swing blocking technique. 
dig
dig
[Sustantivo]

(volleyball) the defensive skill of passing or retrieving a spiked or rapidly hit ball

defensa, recuperación

defensa, recuperación

Ex: His quick reflexes allowed him to make a perfect dig. 
free ball
free ball
[Sustantivo]

a pass over the net to the opposing team, typically occurring after a defensive play in volleyball

balón libre, pelota libre

balón libre, pelota libre

Ex: She received the serve and returned a free ball to the opponent. 
cut shot
cut shot
[Sustantivo]

(volleyball) a hit where the player angles the ball sharply downward and diagonally across the net

golpe cortado, remate en diagonal

golpe cortado, remate en diagonal

Ex: She scored with a perfectly placed cut shot. 
joust
joust
[Sustantivo]

a push or hit above the net by two opposing volleyball players that happens at the same time for gaining the control

el duelo en la red, el enfrentamiento en la red

el duelo en la red, el enfrentamiento en la red

Ex: The joust at the net determined which team gained possession. 
overpass
overpass
[Sustantivo]

a situation in which a volleyball player accidentally sets the ball too close to the net, making it easy for the opposing team to attack

sobrepase, pase demasiado alto

sobrepase, pase demasiado alto

Ex: The team needs to work on minimizing overpasses during practice. 
double contact
double contact
[Sustantivo]

a violation where a volleyball player hits the ball twice in a row during a single play

doble contacto, contacto doble

doble contacto, contacto doble

Ex: Sarah's double contact cost her team a point. 
rotation defense
rotation defense
[Sustantivo]

the movement and positioning of volleyball players on the court to effectively defend against the opponent's attacks during play

defensa en rotación, defensa rotativa

defensa en rotación, defensa rotativa

Ex: Players shift positions for rotation defense. 
to spike
to spike
[Verbo]

(in volleyball) to jump near the net and hit the ball forcefully downward into the opponent's court

rematar, clavar

rematar, clavar

Ex: The player spiked the ball to score a point. 
spike
spike
[Sustantivo]

(in volleyball) a forceful downward hit of the ball into the opponent's court, usually performed near the net

remate, ataque

remate, ataque

Ex: Her spike won the team the final point. 
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