linesman in Greek
linesman in Greek is επόπτης, επόπτρια — linesman means an official who assists the main referee.
linesman in Greek
επόπτης
Pronounced: epoptis
(football) An assistant referee.
επόπτρια
Pronounced: epoptria
(football) An assistant referee.
What does "linesman" mean?
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noun An official who assists the main referee.
"A linesman replaced injured referee Rebecca Welch after 50 minutes and with no other official present, qualified referee Pattison, 60, ran the line."
- noun A man who works as a line judge in a sports match.
- noun An ice hockey official who watches the blue line to spot offside plays.
- noun An American football official who checks for fouls at the line of scrimmage.
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linesman in a sentence
- A linesman replaced injured referee Rebecca Welch after 50 minutes and with no other official present, qualified referee Pattison, 60, ran the line.
- As the linesman raised his flag, Neville played on, crossing for Piovaccari to net.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "linesman" in Greek?
"linesman" in Greek is επόπτης, επόπτρια. linesman means: An official who assists the main referee.
How do you pronounce επόπτης?
"linesman" in Greek is επόπτης, pronounced "epoptis".
Are there other ways to say "linesman" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "linesman": επόπτης, επόπτρια.
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