runback

英：['rʌnbæk]

美：['rʌnˌbæk]

• n.[美橄](接获对方开球后或截获传球后的) 持球跑动进攻

noun

a run made in football after catching an opponent's kick or intercepting a pass

此外，1944年在美式足球中，“接球或接球后奔跑以推进球的行为”也被称为 run-back，源自动词短语； 参见 run（v.）+ back（adv.）。

端线外空地

回防

The first known use of runback was in 1905

set1 of 3verb

to cause to sit

to give (a fowl) eggs to hatch or provide (eggs) with suitable conditions for hatching

to put or fix in a place, condition, or position set a trap set a watch

set a dish on the table

to place (a story or performance) in a specified setting

a book set in a small town

to direct with fixed attention

had set my heart on a new bike

to cause to be, become, or do

prisoners were set free

to start on purpose

set a fire

to fix or decide on as a time, limit, or regulation set a wedding day

set a price

to establish as the best performance

set a record

to furnish as a pattern or model

set an example

to restore to normal position or connection

set a broken bone

to put in order for immediate use

set the table

to put in order for printing

set type by hand

to put into type or something like type (as on photographic film)

set the first word in italic

to wave, curl, or arrange hair by wetting and drying

to fix in a setting or frame

set diamonds in a ring

value entry 2 sense 1, rate

set the loss at $2000

to put and fix in a direction

set our faces toward home once more

to fix firmly : give rigid form to

set his jaw in determination

to become or cause to become firm or solid

the gelatin is setting

to form and bring to maturity

the old tree still sets a good crop of apples

chiefly dialect sit sense 1a, b

to cover and warm eggs to hatch them

the hen has been setting for several days

to pass below the horizon

the sun sets

to apply oneself to some activity

set to work

to have a certain direction in motion : flow

to become permanent

if you don't wash that fast the stain will set

set2 of 3noun

the act or action of setting

the condition of being set

a number of persons or things of the same kind that belong or are used together a set of dishes

the social set

direction of flow

the set of the wind

the form or movement of the body or of its parts

the set of the shoulders

an artificial setting for a scene of a play or movie

a group of tennis games that make up a match

a group of mathematical elements (as numbers or points)

an electronic device

a television set

set3 of 3adjective

showing great determination

set against going

fixed by authority

a set rule

not very willing to change

set in their ways

fixed sense 1a, rigid

a set smile

built-in

a set tub for washing

prepared for use or action : ready

are you all set?

runner-upnoun

the competitor in a contest who finishes next to the winner

run-innoun

an angry dispute : quarrel

rundown1 of 3noun

an item by item report : summary

run-down2 of 3adjective

being in poor condition

a run-down farm

being in or indicating poor health

that run-down feeling

run down3 of 3verb

to collide with and knock down

to chase until exhausted or captured

to find by search : trace the source of

to stop operating because of the exhaustion of an energy source

the battery ran down

throw offverb

to send out : emit

a sparkler throws off sparks

runaway1 of 3noun

a person who runs away : fugitive

the act of running away out of controlalso: something (as a horse) that is running out of control

runaway2 of 3adjective

running away : fugitive

being out of control

run away3 of 3verb

to leave in a hurry especially to escape from danger or confinement

to leave home

runbacknoun

return entry 2 sense 7