Definition of sliotar in English:

sliotar

nounPlural sliotair, Plural sliotars ˈslɪtəˈʃlɪtəˈslɪdər

A hard leather-covered ball used in the game of hurling.
he fired the sliotar to the net on 38 minutes, after a superb ball from Alan Grant
Example sentencesExamples
- McAfee burst forward from deep and soloed to within 20 metres before belting the sliotar towards goal.
- The training is given by qualified coaches and special indoor hurls and sliotars are provided on the night.
- From a long delivery by Fitzpatrick, Foyle got goal side on McKinley and whipped the sliotar first time into the net.
- In hurling, the sliotar is continuously in play, compared to say baseball or golf where there are regular breaks in between shots.
- Greville was ponderous in clearing the sliotar downfield and when it popped into Donnelly's hand he sent McManus through and he rocketed it to the net.
- We have been training four nights a week, and on average we would go through 20 sliotars a night.
- Roberts took advantage by whipping the loose sliotar into the net.
- They led by 1-2 to 0-0 early on, with the dangerous Watson bundling the sliotar to the net.
- He released just at the right time, O'Donnell got his fingertips around the sliotar and lashed it across the body of Nash in the Cork goal in only the sixth minute.
- Each team is to bring their own hurley and sliotars.

Origin

Irish.

Definition of sliotar in US English:

sliotar

nounˈslɪdərˈslidər

A hard leather-covered ball used in the game of hurling.
he fired the sliotar to the net on 38 minutes, after a superb ball from Alan Grant
Example sentencesExamples
- He released just at the right time, O'Donnell got his fingertips around the sliotar and lashed it across the body of Nash in the Cork goal in only the sixth minute.
- Greville was ponderous in clearing the sliotar downfield and when it popped into Donnelly's hand he sent McManus through and he rocketed it to the net.
- McAfee burst forward from deep and soloed to within 20 metres before belting the sliotar towards goal.
- We have been training four nights a week, and on average we would go through 20 sliotars a night.
- Roberts took advantage by whipping the loose sliotar into the net.
- They led by 1-2 to 0-0 early on, with the dangerous Watson bundling the sliotar to the net.
- From a long delivery by Fitzpatrick, Foyle got goal side on McKinley and whipped the sliotar first time into the net.
- In hurling, the sliotar is continuously in play, compared to say baseball or golf where there are regular breaks in between shots.
- Each team is to bring their own hurley and sliotars.
- The training is given by qualified coaches and special indoor hurls and sliotars are provided on the night.

Origin

Irish.

单词	sliotar
释义	Definition of sliotar in English: sliotar nounPlural sliotair, Plural sliotars ˈslɪtəˈʃlɪtəˈslɪdər A hard leather-covered ball used in the game of hurling. he fired the sliotar to the net on 38 minutes, after a superb ball from Alan Grant Example sentencesExamples McAfee burst forward from deep and soloed to within 20 metres before belting the sliotar towards goal. The training is given by qualified coaches and special indoor hurls and sliotars are provided on the night. From a long delivery by Fitzpatrick, Foyle got goal side on McKinley and whipped the sliotar first time into the net. In hurling, the sliotar is continuously in play, compared to say baseball or golf where there are regular breaks in between shots. Greville was ponderous in clearing the sliotar downfield and when it popped into Donnelly's hand he sent McManus through and he rocketed it to the net. We have been training four nights a week, and on average we would go through 20 sliotars a night. Roberts took advantage by whipping the loose sliotar into the net. They led by 1-2 to 0-0 early on, with the dangerous Watson bundling the sliotar to the net. He released just at the right time, O'Donnell got his fingertips around the sliotar and lashed it across the body of Nash in the Cork goal in only the sixth minute. Each team is to bring their own hurley and sliotars. Origin Irish. Definition of sliotar in US English: sliotar nounˈslɪdərˈslidər A hard leather-covered ball used in the game of hurling. he fired the sliotar to the net on 38 minutes, after a superb ball from Alan Grant Example sentencesExamples He released just at the right time, O'Donnell got his fingertips around the sliotar and lashed it across the body of Nash in the Cork goal in only the sixth minute. Greville was ponderous in clearing the sliotar downfield and when it popped into Donnelly's hand he sent McManus through and he rocketed it to the net. McAfee burst forward from deep and soloed to within 20 metres before belting the sliotar towards goal. We have been training four nights a week, and on average we would go through 20 sliotars a night. Roberts took advantage by whipping the loose sliotar into the net. They led by 1-2 to 0-0 early on, with the dangerous Watson bundling the sliotar to the net. From a long delivery by Fitzpatrick, Foyle got goal side on McKinley and whipped the sliotar first time into the net. In hurling, the sliotar is continuously in play, compared to say baseball or golf where there are regular breaks in between shots. Each team is to bring their own hurley and sliotars. The training is given by qualified coaches and special indoor hurls and sliotars are provided on the night. Origin Irish.
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