rugby football

"Rugby football" is a full-contact team sport originating from Rugby School in England, with two main variations: Rugby Union and Rugby League.

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Definition

B2General

(sport, team)A team sport where players use an oval ball that can be kicked, carried, and passed, aiming to score by grounding the ball in the opponent's goal area or kicking it through goalposts.

Example

  • Rugby football is known for its physical intensity and strategic gameplay.
  • The match was thrilling, with both teams displaying excellent rugby football skills.

B1Equipment

(sport, gear)The oval-shaped ball used in the sport.

Example

  • He bought a new rugby football for practice.
  • The children played with a rugby football in the park.

B2Variations

(sport, types)The sport has two main forms: Rugby Union, with 15 players per team, and Rugby League, with 13 players per team, each with distinct rules.

Example

  • Rugby Union and Rugby League have different playing styles and regulations.
  • He prefers watching Rugby League over Rugby Union.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "rugby football":

rugby tacklesoccer footballtouch footballfootball pitch