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linesman美 ['laɪnzmən] 英 ['laɪnzmən] - n.司线员；架线工；线务员
- 网络巡边员；边裁；边线裁判
1. | （足球等比赛中的）边线裁判员，巡边员，司线员an official who helps the referee in some games that are played on a field or court, especially in deciding whether or where a ball crosses one of the lines. Linesmen are now officially calledreferee's assistants in football ( soccer ). |
2. | 架线工；线务员a person whose job is to repair telephone or electricity power lines |
n. | 1. in sports such as tennis an official, especially a man, who assists the umpire by signaling that the ball is out of play 2. in football, an official who watches for fouls, marks the downs, and places the ball in position 3. in soccer, an assistant referee positioned along a touchline 4. somebody who installs or repairs telephone or power lines. 5. someone whose job is to decide whether a ball has gone out of the playing area in sports such as tennis and football 8. someone whose job is to check or repair railway lines 1. in sports such as tennis an official, especially a man, who assists the umpire by signaling that the ball is out of play 2. in football, an official who watches for fouls, marks the downs, and places the ball in position 3. in soccer, an assistant referee positioned along a touchline 4. somebody who installs or repairs telephone or power lines. 5. someone whose job is to decide whether a ball has gone out of the playing area in sports such as tennis and football 8. someone whose job is to check or repair railway lines |
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