Definicja i Znaczenie "foul"

foul

PRZYMIOTNIK

śmierdzący, obrzydliwy

having an extremely unpleasant taste or smell

rank

Example

The public restroom had a foul atmosphere, with a combination of unpleasant smells.

The expired milk left a foul taste in her mouth, prompting an immediate reaction of disgust.

The spoiled meat emitted a foul odor that permeated the entire kitchen.

obrzydliwy, wstrętny

extremely unpleasant or disgusting, causing strong feelings of dislike

Example

The foul behavior of the unruly crowd led to their removal from the premises.

The foul mood of the boss made everyone in the office tense and uncomfortable.

The foul sight of the decaying animal carcass repulsed passersby.

niesprawiedliwy, podły

violating accepted standards or rules

foul, przekroczony

(of a baseball) not hit between the foul lines

brudny, odrażający

disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter

wulgarny, niestosowny

characterized by obscenity

wersja robocza, zmieniony

(of a manuscript) defaced with changes

brudny, zły

especially of a ship's lines etc

Foul

RZECZOWNIK

foul

an act in a sport that is against the rules and is not allowed

What is a "foul"?

A foul is an action in a sport that breaks the rules or is considered unfair or dangerous. It usually results in a penalty or punishment, such as awarding the opposing team a free kick, a penalty shot, or a point. Fouls can involve physical contact, like pushing or tripping, or other actions that are not allowed according to the game's rules. Depending on the sport, fouls may be classified as minor or major, with more serious fouls potentially leading to further consequences, such as a player's disqualification or suspension.

to foul

CZASOWNIK

złamać zasady, popełnić faul

to play against the rules of a game