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counter-cross

 

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Term: Counter-Cross

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: In soccer, a counter-cross is a type of offensive play where a player quickly tries to cross the ball to a teammate after a counterattack.

Sample Sentence: The left winger made a brilliant counter-cross, allowing the center forward to score a goal.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To counter-cross means to perform a quick and accurate cross in soccer as part of a counterattack strategy.

Sample Sentence: The midfielder counter-crossed the ball perfectly into the penalty area, giving his teammate a clear chance to score.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: When used as an adjective, counter-cross describes something that goes against or opposes a previous crossing action.

Sample Sentence: Her counter-cross header prevented the opposing team from scoring a goal.

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Part of Speech: Noun (Local)

Sense: In a local context, counter-cross refers to a pedestrian crossing at an intersection that allows a person to cross in the opposite direction from the regular traffic flow.

Sample Sentence: Don't forget to use the counter-cross when crossing the street to reach the park.

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