Florbal

20 floorball terms

Terms which I am going to use in my presentation about floorball.

center
noun
The forward position of a player whose primary zone of play is the middle playing area, away from the sideboards. Centers have more flexibility in their positioning and often cover more than any other player.
Example: Center plays the most crucial position in floorball, as he has a big part both in attacking and defending.
sk: center
Center
coach
noun
a person who teaches and trains the members of a sports team and makes decisions about how the team plays during games
Example: A coach's move to change tactics turned out to be game-winning as the opposition had no answers.
sk: tréner
Coach
defenseman
noun
a player in a defensive position
Example: The defenseman's job is to defend his own goal.
sk: obranca
Defenseman
faceoff
noun
the start of play, in which the ball is placed between two opposing players
Example: The enemy team was more successful in the faceoff.
sk: vhadzovanie
Faceoff
floorball rinks
noun
Borders around the playing area
Example: The ball bounced off of the floorball rinks.
sk: mantinely
Floorball rinks
floorball stick
noun
a long, thin implement with a curved end, used to hit or direct the ball
Example: Floorball is a game played with floorball stick.
sk: florbalová hokejka
Floorball stick
forward
noun
an attacking player
Example: Kim Nilson is one of the best floorball forwards of all time.
sk: útočník
Forward
glasses
noun
equipment to protect your eyes from impact with the ball
Example: Thanks to his glasses, the ball did not hit his eye and he will be alright.
sk: okuliare
Glasses
gloves
noun
a covering for the hand worn for protection
Example: In floorball gloves are not mandatory for goalkeepers.
sk: rukavice
Gloves
goal
noun
a goal is scored when the ball entirely crosses the goal line between the two goal posts and below the goal crossbar. A goal awards one point to the team attacking the goal scored upon
Example: The team that scores the most goals is victorious.
sk: gól
Goal
goal net
noun
a structure consisting of welded crossbars and goalposts attached to a nylon netting
Example: The ball flew past the goalkeeper and hit the construction of the goal net resulting in no goal.
sk: bránka
Goal net
goalkeeper
noun
a player whose special role is to stop the ball from entering the goal.
Example: The goalkeeper made a game-winning save.
sk: brankár
Goalkeeper
helmet
noun
a hard or padded protective hat
Example: The standard defensive equipment was made up of the helmet and shield (aspis), bronze greaves and breastplate, and most often a leather corslet, sometimes plated with bronze
sk: prilba
Helmet
indoor shoes
noun
Non-marking shoes, naturally used during indoor sports such as basketball, tennis, badminton, volleyball, handball, etc. They are manufactured from a unique sole created from rubber-type material to offer maximum friction and a "smooth ride".
Example: Floorball players wear indoor shoes.
sk: sálová obuv
Indoor shoes
knee pads
noun
a protective covering for the knee
Example: In floorball, goalkeepers spend a lot of time on their knees, therefore to protect themselves, they wear knee pads.
sk: chránič na kolená
Knee pads
penalty
noun
A penalty is a punishment for an infringement of the rules. Most penalties are enforced by sending the offending player to a penalty box for a set number of minutes
Example: The player will serve a five-minute penalty after the brutal foul.
sk: trest
Penalty
referee
noun
an official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are adhered to and (in some sports) to arbitrate on matters arising from the play.
Example: The use of these expressions paints the object in question at a certain relation to the viewer, and just like no measurement can be taken without at least two points of reference, so too cannot an indexical concept be made without the subject being made reference to and the REFEREE themselves
sk: rozhodca
Referee
shootout
noun
A Competition between the goalkeeper and a one shooter
Example: In floorball, shootouts are a fundamental component of deciding the winner of games that are tied after an overtime period
sk: nájazd
Shootout
sprained ankle
phrase
Stretching or tearing of ankle ligaments, which support the joint by connecting bones to each other
Example: He sprained his ankle.
sk: vytknutý členok
Sprained ankle
world championships
noun
An international competition open to elite competitors from around the world, representing their nations, and winning such an event will be considered the highest or near highest achievement in the sport, game, or ability.
Example: This year's world floorball championships were won by Finland, breaking Sweden's streak.
sk: majstrovstvá sveta
World championships