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sliotar noun[ C ] uk /ˈslɪt.ər/ us /ˈslɪt.ɚ/ a ball used in the sport of hurling: 爱尔兰式曲棍球用球 The sliotar grazed the crossbar.球擦着横杆而过。 The object is to drive the sliotar into an H-shaped goal resembling an American football goalpost.目标是把球打入一个H型球门里,类似美式橄榄球的门柱。 levers2007/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages Players use wooden, axe-shaped sticks called hurleys to hit a small ball (a sliotar) into the opponent's goal. The composition of the modern sliotar means players are hitting the ball further than any time in the game's history. In hurling, a player's only focus is on the sliotar when he goes out on the field. |