Definicja i Znaczenie "end zone"

End zone

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strefa_end, strefa_touchdown

(American football) the area at each end of the field where players score touchdowns

What is an "end zone"?

An end zone is one of the two areas at the far ends of an American football field, marked by the goal line and the end line. It is where a team aims to score by getting the ball into the opponent's end zone, either by running it in or catching a pass. The end zone is 10 yards deep and is crucial for scoring touchdowns. When a player carries or catches the ball in the opponent's end zone, they score six points for their team. The end zone helps define the playing area and is key to the game's objective.

Example

The offense lined up just outside the opponent 's end zone.

The wide receiver sprinted into the end zone for a touchdown.

The team 's strategy focused on getting the ball into the end zone quickly.

strefa końcowa, strefa bramkowa

(ice hockey) the area behind the goal nets where offensive and defensive plays are made

What is an "end zone"?

An end zone refers to the area of the rink where each team's goal is located in ice hockey. It is the section of the rink past the center red line, extending to the goal line, and includes the area behind the goal. The end zone is where teams try to score by shooting the puck into the opponent's net. Each team defends their own end zone while attempting to control the puck and create scoring opportunities in the opponent's end zone. The end zone plays a central role in both defense and attack during the game.

Example

The defenseman cleared the puck from the end zone.

They cycled the puck around the end zone to set up a scoring opportunity.

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