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the barrier in the middle of a court over which players hit the ball, used in sports such as tennis
What is a "net"?
A net in sports like tennis, badminton, and volleyball is a piece of equipment that divides the playing area into two sides. It is typically made of strong, woven material, such as nylon, and is stretched across the center of the court or playing field. The net is set at a specific height, depending on the sport, and players aim to hit the ball or shuttlecock over the net to score points.
a barrier at the back of goalposts to capture and contain the ball or puck when a player scores, used in sports like soccer or hockey
a device made of mesh or netting used to catch fish, birds, or insects
a material made of string, rope, or wire woven together at regular intervals to form a flexible, open mesh
the amount remaining after all deductions, especially the excess of revenues over outlays during a given period
to earn or bring in a clear profit after expenses
to capture something using a net
to create or arrange in the form of a net or web
final amount after the deduction of all costs
marking the end or conclusion of a process, often emphasizing finality
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