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tourney

/toor-nee, tur-/US // ˈtʊər ni, ˈtɜr- //UK // (ˈtʊənɪ, ˈtɔː-) medieval history //

巡回赛,巡回演唱会,巡回比赛,巡回演出

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural tour·neys.

    • : a tournament.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    tour·neyed, tour·ney·ing.

    • : to contend or engage in a tournament.

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Examples

  • When Mike Davis replaced Bob Knight, removed after 29 years at Indiana, he made the national title game in his second year — then didn’t reach the tourney’s second weekend in the next four years and was let go.

  • Certainly the Huskies are an altogether different challenge than any team Arizona has faced in the tourney so far.

  • Possibility seems so abundant in a women’s field of 64 teams and a men’s tourney of 68.

  • That could spell trouble for the Big 12 trio of West Virginia, Oklahoma State and Texas, who are all outside the top 25 as the tourney begins.

  • That’s particularly frustrating when taking one or the other would have lowered anxiety about a tourney berth headed into Thursday’s coin flip against the Spartans.

  • The U.S. will need more offensive firepower to make a deep run in the tourney.

  • While fans of snubbed teams will be furious, or dispirited, or both, Wellman will crush in the aftermath of Tourney selection.

  • The Cougars pour in 84.2 points per game, more than any other team in the tourney.

  • They became just the seventh 15 seed in tourney history to win their first-round matchup.

  • Forth went the messengers "crying the tourney," till their mules were dust-covered and their voices cracked.

  • All the knights swore that he had outdone all the cavaliers of the tourney, and must receive the chief prize.

  • They have come in the spirit that brought their sisters of old to watch true knights battle in the tourney.

  • In Welsh tru means a twisting or turning, and this root is at the base of tourney and tournament.

  • The tourney does not open till noon; my arms are in good condition and my horse is eating his provender.