golf
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ldoce_365_hgolf /ɡɒlf $ ɡɑːlf, ɡɒːlf/ ●●● S2 W3 noun [uncountable] DSGa game in which the players hit a small white ball into holes in the ground with a set of golf clubs, using as few hits as possible 高尔夫球运动 He plays golf on Sundays. 他星期天都去打高尔夫球。 a round of golf (=complete game of golf) 一场高尔夫球赛 —golfer noun [countable] —golfing noun [uncountable]n COLLOCATIONSverbsplay golfI play golf at the weekends.take up golf (=start playing golf)He took up golf as a way of getting more exercise.phrasesa game of golfAnybody fancy a game of golf this afternoon?a round of golf (=a complete game of golf)He invited me to join him for a round of golf.golf + NOUNa golf course (=an area of land designed for playing golf)an 18-hole golf coursea golf club/Club (=an organization that you join in order to use its golf course, or the building where members meet)the Royal Aberdeen Golf Cluba party at the golf cluba golf club (=a long thin metal stick used to hit the ball in golf)He spent $2000 on a new set of golf clubs.a golf tournament/championshipShe decided to enter the golf tournament.somebody's golf swing (=the way someone moves a golf club when hitting the ball)Keith's been working on improving his golf swing.a golf bag (=that holds the clubs)I put the golf bag over my shoulder.a golf cart (=a small car used on golf courses)He used a golf cart to get around the course.a golf professionalJack's hoping to become a golf professional.a golf lessonI'm thinking of taking golf lessons.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + golf18-hole/9-hole golfFacilities include an 18-hole golf course.amateur/professional golfThe standard of women's amateur golf is certainly improving.tournament/championship golfThe course is suitable for modern world-class championship golf.
Examples from the Corpus
golf• Hernias vary in size from a golf ball to a football and can strike at any age.• So lugging a heavy golf bag around for hours and having to keep his mouth shut is doubly daunting for him.• Other sporting activities available include: mini golf and bowling.• I made the putt for a birdie, the longest putt I had made in two weeks of golf.• Local Activities: walks, horse-riding, tennis, golf, cycling.• Planned during the boom years of the late 1980s, it was to be the golf development parexcellence.• They put the detention basin in the golf course.• Adam Sandler stars as a hockey nut who becomes a professional golfer, turning golf tournaments into goof tournaments.plays golf• If he plays golf, he picks them up.• He plays golf and does a little sailing.• He plays golf and enjoys listening to music and the challenge of crosswords.• He plays golf and hangs out at the club.• He plays golf but he's lazy - he falls asleep afterwards!• He plays golf, I grew up in Bearsden.nGolf trademark na type of middle-sized car made by volkswagen. The Golf has been one of the most popular cars in Europe since the 1970s.Origin golf (1400-1500) Perhaps from Middle Dutch colf “stick for hitting a ball”golf noun →n COLLOCATIONS1GolfLDOCE OnlineChinese
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a type of middle-sized car made by Volkswagen. The Golf has been one of the most popular cars in Europe since the 1970s.
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trademarka type of middle-sized car made by Volkswagen. The Golf has been one of the most popular cars in Europe since the 1970s.
golf
golf S2 W3 /ɡɒlf $ ɡɑːlf, ɡɒːlf/ noun [uncountable]
He plays golf on Sundays.
a round of golf (=complete game of golf)
—golfer noun [countable]
—golfing noun [uncountable]
■ verbs
▪play golf I play golf at the weekends.
▪take up golf (=start playing golf) He took up golf as a way of getting more exercise.
■ phrases
▪a game of golf Anybody fancy a game of golf this afternoon?
▪a round of golf (=a complete game of golf) He invited me to join him for a round of golf.
■ golf + NOUN
▪a golf course (=an area of land designed for playing golf) an 18-hole golf course
▪a golf club/Club (=an organization that you join in order to use its golf course, or the building where members meet) the Royal Aberdeen Golf Club | a party at the golf club
▪a golf club (=a long thin metal stick used to hit the ball in golf) He spent $2000 on a new set of golf clubs.
▪a golf tournament/championship She decided to enter the golf tournament.
▪somebody's golf swing (=the way someone moves a golf club when hitting the ball) Keith's been working on improving his golf swing.
▪a golf bag (=that holds the clubs) I put the golf bag over my shoulder.
▪a golf cart (=a small car used on golf courses) He used a golf cart to get around the course.
▪a golf professional Jack's hoping to become a golf professional.
▪a golf lesson I'm thinking of taking golf lessons.
■ ADJECTIVES/NOUN + golf
▪18-hole/9-hole golf Facilities include an 18-hole golf course.
▪amateur/professional golf The standard of women's amateur golf is certainly improving.
▪tournament/championship golf The course is suitable for modern world-class championship golf.
golf S2 W3 /ɡɒlf $ ɡɑːlf, ɡɒːlf/
noun [uncountable] Date: 1400-1500
Origin: Perhaps from Middle Dutch colf 'stick for hitting a ball'
a game in which the players hit a small white ball into holes in the ground with a set of golf clubs, using as few hits as possible:Origin: Perhaps from Middle Dutch colf 'stick for hitting a ball'
—golfer noun [countable]
—golfing noun [uncountable]
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