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Half-back line — In the sport of Australian rules football, the half back line refers to the positions of the 3 players on the field that occupy the centre half back and left and right half back flank positions.Half back flankers are usually players used to run… … Wikipedia
centre half — ˌcentre ˈhalf [centre half centre halves] (especially US ˌcenter ˈhalf) noun = ↑centre back See also: ↑center half … Useful english dictionary
Half back — A halfback or half back may refer to:* The fly half or scrum half positions in rugby union football * The scrum half position in rugby league football * A traditional type of defender/midfielder in football (soccer), who would either be centre… … Wikipedia
centre half — noun A player in a former position corresponding to the modern centre back … Wiktionary
centre half — n. (Soccer) centre back, defence player who plays in the middle of the field … English contemporary dictionary
centre half — noun Soccer another term for centre back … English new terms dictionary
centre back — ˌcentre ˈback f105 [centre back] (especially US ˌcenter ˈback) (also ˌcentre ˈhalf especially US ˌcenter ˈhalf) … Useful english dictionary
centre — n. & v. (US center) n. 1 the middle point, esp. of a line, circle, or sphere, equidistant from the ends or from any point on the circumference or surface. 2 a pivot or axis of rotation. 3 a a place or group of buildings forming a central point in … Useful english dictionary
Centre — n. & v. (US center) n. 1 the middle point, esp. of a line, circle, or sphere, equidistant from the ends or from any point on the circumference or surface. 2 a pivot or axis of rotation. 3 a a place or group of buildings forming a central point in … Useful english dictionary
half — half1 W1S1 [ha:f US hæf] predeterminer, pron, adj [only before noun] ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(50%)¦ 2¦(most of)¦ 3¦(time)¦ 4¦(combination)¦ 5 half a dozen 6 half a/the chance 7 half an eye/ear 8 be half the battle 9 half a minute/moment/second etc … Dictionary of contemporary English
