umpire in Chinese
umpire in Chinese is 裁判 — umpire means an official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
umpire in Chinese
裁判
Pronounced: cái pàn
(tennis, badminton) The official who presides over a tennis match sat on a high chair.
What does "umpire" mean?
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noun An official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
"The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike."
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noun A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between two other parties.
"The two neighbors agreed to let a mutual friend umpire their disagreement over the fence line."
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verb To serve as the official who judges a game or a dispute.
"He has umpired professional baseball games for over a decade."
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umpire in a sentence
- The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike.
- A cricket match usually has two umpires standing on the field.
- The two neighbors agreed to let a mutual friend umpire their disagreement over the fence line.
- He has umpired professional baseball games for over a decade.
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What is "umpire" in Chinese?
"umpire" in Chinese is 裁判. umpire means: An official who oversees a sports match and enforces its rules, such as in baseball, cricket, or tennis.
How do you pronounce 裁判?
"umpire" in Chinese is 裁判, pronounced "cái pàn".
How do you use "umpire" in a sentence?
Example: "The umpire signaled that the pitch was a strike." In Chinese, "umpire" is 裁判.
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