kicker in Portuguese
kicker in Portuguese is pé da matéria — kicker means a player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
kicker in Portuguese
pé da matéria
(journalism) The last one or two paragraphs of a story.
What does "kicker" mean?
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noun A player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
"The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired."
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noun An unexpected twist or detail, often surprising or ironic, that changes how you see a story.
"The kicker was that he'd known the truth all along."
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kicker in a sentence
- The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired.
- The kicker was that he'd known the truth all along.
- And here's the kicker — the whole thing was a misunderstanding.
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What is "kicker" in Portuguese?
"kicker" in Portuguese is pé da matéria. kicker means: A player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
How do you use "kicker" in a sentence?
Example: "The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired." In Portuguese, "kicker" is pé da matéria.
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