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Rack 'em up 排起來
Are you familiar with the term(名詞;術語) "rack 'em up" or "sewered"?Have you ever "scratched" a ball or "run the table?" If you're hung around a billiard (撞球運動的總稱)(or pool) table a few times, these words would be second nature. Learning the billiard lingo can be just as fun as playing this entertaining game!
second nature 習慣;第二天性
rack'em up 即rack them up 把球排起來,是開始要打撞球的慣用語
sewer 原意是「下水道」,在撞球術語中表示母球落袋
scratch 原意是「刮,擦」,在撞球術語中表示母球打歪,擊錯了球
run the table 撞球術語,表示同一人連續將所有球打入袋中
pool 又稱pocket billiards,指設有六個網袋的撞球
lingo 術語,行話
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Many people don't realize that billiards can be traced(追蹤)all the way back to the 16th century! Although it's unknown whether its origin(起源;出處) is in Europe or Asia, billiards resembies(和什麼..相似) an old English game called pall-mall. This game was played on the ground with a four-inch wooden ball and a mallet(木槌;錘子). The Spaniards brought this game to America in 1565 and in 1735 the modern billiard cue first appeared-in France.
pall-met 鐵圈球
cue 撞球桿
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Billiards can be played in many different forms, such as 7 Ball, 8 Ball, 9 Ball and Snooker. It can also be played with one person or up to four people. In pool halls and pubs, 8 Ball is usually the game of choice. For this game, each player uses the cue (pool stick) to hit the white (cue) ball. The white ball then hits a colored ball as the player tries to sink that coloerd ball into one of the six pockets. The first person to clear all her balls off the table wins.
Are you familiar with the term(名詞;術語) "rack 'em up" or "sewered"?Have you ever "scratched" a ball or "run the table?" If you're hung around a billiard (撞球運動的總稱)(or pool) table a few times, these words would be second nature. Learning the billiard lingo can be just as fun as playing this entertaining game!
second nature 習慣;第二天性
rack'em up 即rack them up 把球排起來,是開始要打撞球的慣用語
sewer 原意是「下水道」,在撞球術語中表示母球落袋
scratch 原意是「刮,擦」,在撞球術語中表示母球打歪,擊錯了球
run the table 撞球術語,表示同一人連續將所有球打入袋中
pool 又稱pocket billiards,指設有六個網袋的撞球
lingo 術語,行話
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Many people don't realize that billiards can be traced(追蹤)all the way back to the 16th century! Although it's unknown whether its origin(起源;出處) is in Europe or Asia, billiards resembies(和什麼..相似) an old English game called pall-mall. This game was played on the ground with a four-inch wooden ball and a mallet(木槌;錘子). The Spaniards brought this game to America in 1565 and in 1735 the modern billiard cue first appeared-in France.
pall-met 鐵圈球
cue 撞球桿
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Billiards can be played in many different forms, such as 7 Ball, 8 Ball, 9 Ball and Snooker. It can also be played with one person or up to four people. In pool halls and pubs, 8 Ball is usually the game of choice. For this game, each player uses the cue (pool stick) to hit the white (cue) ball. The white ball then hits a colored ball as the player tries to sink that coloerd ball into one of the six pockets. The first person to clear all her balls off the table wins.
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