cancha

cancha

(basketball term) the 94' x 50' area bounded by 2 sidelines and 2 end lines containing a basket at each end, on which a basketball game is played.

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Nozare/domēns: Sports
Category: Basketball
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cancha arriba

Sports; Basketball

(término de baloncesto) la dirección en que se mueve un equipo que está atacando, desde su zona de defensa hacia su zona de ataque y en dirección a su propia canasta.

Cancha entera

Sports; Tennis

Un estilo de jugar tenis que incluye todos los diferentes estilos de jugar como cuando se usa la linea de fondo, la transición, y estilos de saque y de volear.

visión de la cancha

Sports; Basketball

(basketball term) a player's ability to see everything on the court during play — such as where his teammates and defenders are set up — which enables him to make better choices ...

cancha de cemento

Sports; Tennis

Véase superficie dura

comisario

Sports; Basketball

The chief executive of the National Basketball Association or NBA. There are only four commissioners to date in the NBA’s history. As the sport’s chief executive, the commissioner ...

despejar

Sports; Basketball

To move or shoot a ball away from the goal or out of the defensive zone.

equipo doble

Sports; Basketball

(basketball term) when two teammates join efforts in guarding a single opponent.

driblar

Sports; Basketball

(basketball term) when a player repeatedly pushes, pats, taps or bats the ball toward the floor with one hand to cause the ball to bounce back up to either of his hands; used to ...

serie de driblar

Sports; Basketball

(basketball term) a number of consecutive dribbles which end when a player allows the ball to rest in one or both hands; a player is only permitted one dribble series before he ...

Dream Team

Sports; Basketball

(basketball term) the name given by the media to the U.S. basketball team that won the gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics; it was the first time non-amateurs were permitted ...