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a form of rugby where teams of 15 players each compete to score points by carrying, passing, and kicking an oval-shaped ball to score tries or kick goals

rugby à XV, rugby union

rugby à XV, rugby union

Ex: He rugby union matches every weekend .

a form of rugby football played with teams of 13 players, featuring more structured gameplay and frequent ball-handling

rugby à XIII, rugby league

rugby à XIII, rugby league

Ex: rugby league team won the championship last year .

a team sport played by individuals with disabilities, combining elements of rugby, basketball, and handball

rugby en fauteuil roulant, rugby fauteuil

rugby en fauteuil roulant, rugby fauteuil

Ex: The local community wheelchair rugby events .
mark
[nom]

(rugby) a catch made from a kick within a player's own 22-meter area, allowing them to call for a free kick

marque, marquage

marque, marquage

Ex: mark gave them a chance to regroup .

(rugby) a kick at goal awarded after a try, worth two points if successful

transformation, conversion

transformation, conversion

Ex: The team 's kicker lined up for conversion.

an illegal pass in rugby that moves the ball toward the opponent's goal line, leading to a scrum for the other team

une passe en avant, un en avant

une passe en avant, un en avant

Ex: She mistakenly made throw forward under pressure .

a low kick that makes the ball bounce and roll unpredictably along the ground in rugby

un coup de pied à ras de terre, un coup de pied roulé

un coup de pied à ras de terre, un coup de pied roulé

Ex: The coach praised his grubber kick strategy .

a foul in rugby where a player accidentally knocks the ball forward with their hand or arm, resulting in a stoppage of play and a scrum awarded to the opposing team

faute de main, erreur de main

faute de main, erreur de main

Ex: knock-on is considered a handling error in rugby .

the period of active gameplay in rugby when the ball is in motion and not in a set piece, such as a scrum or lineout

jeu ouvert, jeu en mouvement

jeu ouvert, jeu en mouvement

Ex: Mistakes open play can quickly turn the tide of a game .
no side
[nom]

(rugby) the conclusion of a match with no winner declared, usually due to unforeseen circumstances like weather or injury

match nul, absence de vainqueur

match nul, absence de vainqueur

Ex: No side was called when the medical team could n't reach the injured player in time .

the line at each end of the rugby field that a player must cross with the ball to score a try

ligne d'essai, ligne de but

ligne d'essai, ligne de but

Ex: Scoring a try just short of try line was frustrating for the team .

the boundary line at each end of the rugby field where the ball is considered out of play

ligne de but, ligne de mort

ligne de but, ligne de mort

Ex: The kick went out on the full , crossing dead-ball line directly .

a method of restarting play in soccer and similar sports where a player throws the ball back into play from the sideline

touche, rentrée de touche

touche, rentrée de touche

Ex: The referee signaled for throw-in after the ball went out of bounds .
lineout
[nom]

a method of restarting play after the ball goes out of bounds, where rugby players from each team compete for the ball thrown in from the sideline

touche, renvoi en touche

touche, renvoi en touche

Ex: The opposition stole possession in lineout.

a method of scoring where a player kicks the ball through the goalposts during open play

coup de pied de drop, drop goal

coup de pied de drop, drop goal

Ex: The opposing team was caught off guard by drop goal.

(rugby) a score achieved by placing the ball on or beyond the opponent's goal line

essai, touchdown

essai, touchdown

Ex: The team 's strategy paid off with a touchdown.

a method of restarting the play by a rugby player tapping the ball with their hand instead of kicking it after a penalty is awarded

une pénalité au tapotement, une pénalité à la main

une pénalité au tapotement, une pénalité à la main

Ex: tap penalty caught the opposing team by surprise .
maul
[nom]

a situation where rugby players from both teams bind together around a ball carrier who is on their feet

maul, mêlée

maul, mêlée

Ex: Our team executed a maul near the opponent 's try line .
ruck
[nom]

the phase of play where rugby players from both teams contest possession of the ball on the ground, formed after a tackle

mêlée au sol, ruck

mêlée au sol, ruck

Ex: She expertly cleared out opponents from ruck.
scrum
[nom]

(rugby) a method of restarting play where players from both teams bind together and push to contest for the ball

mêlée, scrum

mêlée, scrum

Ex: scrum dominated the opposition .

a fast throw-in taken by a rugby player from the sideline to restart play quickly

remise en jeu rapide, lancer rapide

remise en jeu rapide, lancer rapide

Ex: The team opted for quick-throw instead of a lineout .

the act of seizing or catching a pass intended for another player in rugby

interception, interception de passe

interception, interception de passe

Ex: She scored from interception just before halftime .

(rugby) a kick at goal taken to score points after a try or penalty

coup de pied de but, coup franc

coup de pied de but, coup franc

Ex: The crowd went silent during goal kick.
to hook
[verbe]

(in rugby) to pass the ball back in a scrum or to move it along the ground

crocher, pousser

crocher, pousser

Ex: Despite the muddy conditions , the hooker was able hook the ball cleanly and distribute it to his teammates .
try
[nom]

a score achieved in rugby by carrying the ball over the opponent’s try line and grounding it

essai, point

essai, point

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