英语词汇yellow card的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

yellow card

noun [ C ] uk/ˌjel.əʊ ˈkɑːd/ us/ˌjel.oʊ ˈkɑːrd/

(WARNING)

（足球比赛中的）黄牌

in football, and some other sports, a small, yellow card that is shown to a player by the referee (= the official who is responsible for making certain the rules are followed) as a warning that the player has not obeyed a rule, and that they will be punished if it happens again

He was shown a yellow card for a nasty foul on Vastic.

Gazza earned a second yellow card in the semi-final against Germany in the 1990 World Cup, so would miss the final if England won - they lost.

This was the second time in three days that he was given a yellow card after removing his shirt in a goal celebration.
Jones was shown a second yellow card after 58 minutes, for dissent, and sent off by the Swiss official, Carlo Bertolini.
Many long-haul airlines operate a yellow card system for the most unruly passengers. In a written warning, signed by the pilot, the passenger is told they will be strapped until landing and escorted off the aircraft by police if they give any further trouble.
The European Commission is expected to issue Rome with its first "yellow card" tomorrow for violating the spending rules designed to underpin the euro.

yellow-card

verb [ T ] (also yellow card) uk/ˌjel.əʊˈkɑːd/ us/ˈjel.oʊˌkɑːrd/

出示黄牌

in football and some other sports, to show a player who has not obeyed a rule a small, yellow card as a punishment and a warning that they will not be able to continue playing if it happens again

Hunt had already been yellow-carded for a similar offence earlier in the game, when he pushed an opponent.

He was judged to have dived in Chelsea's penalty area and was yellow carded. 他被判定在切尔西的禁区内假摔并被出示黄牌。

Compare: red-card

New Zealand officials dismissed the accusation that referees were frightened of yellow-carding their captain.
The official yellow-carded O'Reilly for taking out a Leicester player in the air.
The player celebrated so long with his new teammates that he was yellow-carded by referee George Evans.
The referee was booed off by Irish supporters after yellow carding an Irish player and awarding a controversial penalty try in injury time.

词汇	yellow card
释义	yellow card noun [ C ] uk/ˌjel.əʊ ˈkɑːd/ us/ˌjel.oʊ ˈkɑːrd/ (WARNING) （足球比赛中的）黄牌 in football, and some other sports, a small, yellow card that is shown to a player by the referee (= the official who is responsible for making certain the rules are followed) as a warning that the player has not obeyed a rule, and that they will be punished if it happens again He was shown a yellow card for a nasty foul on Vastic. Gazza earned a second yellow card in the semi-final against Germany in the 1990 World Cup, so would miss the final if England won - they lost. 更多例句 This was the second time in three days that he was given a yellow card after removing his shirt in a goal celebration. Jones was shown a second yellow card after 58 minutes, for dissent, and sent off by the Swiss official, Carlo Bertolini. Many long-haul airlines operate a yellow card system for the most unruly passengers. In a written warning, signed by the pilot, the passenger is told they will be strapped until landing and escorted off the aircraft by police if they give any further trouble. The European Commission is expected to issue Rome with its first "yellow card" tomorrow for violating the spending rules designed to underpin the euro. yellow-card verb [ T ] (also yellow card) uk/ˌjel.əʊˈkɑːd/ us/ˈjel.oʊˌkɑːrd/ 出示黄牌 in football and some other sports, to show a player who has not obeyed a rule a small, yellow card as a punishment and a warning that they will not be able to continue playing if it happens again Hunt had already been yellow-carded for a similar offence earlier in the game, when he pushed an opponent. He was judged to have dived in Chelsea's penalty area and was yellow carded. 他被判定在切尔西的禁区内假摔并被出示黄牌。 Compare: red-card 更多例句 New Zealand officials dismissed the accusation that referees were frightened of yellow-carding their captain. The official yellow-carded O'Reilly for taking out a Leicester player in the air. The player celebrated so long with his new teammates that he was yellow-carded by referee George Evans. The referee was booed off by Irish supporters after yellow carding an Irish player and awarding a controversial penalty try in injury time.
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