football's in the PONS Dictionary

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foot·ball ['fʊtbɔːl] N

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football [or pools] coupon
tiket
to punt the ball in American football, in rugby
ispucati loptu
punt in American football, in rugby
ispucavanje nt
election/football fever
izborna/fudbalska groznica
football/tennis player
fudbaler/teniser
football's popularity continues to grow
fudbal postaje sve popularniji
to be keen on football/horror movies/jazz
biti strastven ljubitelj fudbala/horor filmova/džeza
to stretch one's lead football, rugby
preuzeti vođstvo

football's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stretch one's lead football, rugby
preuzeti vođstvo
football/tennis player
fudbaler/teniser
football's popularity continues to grow
fudbal postaje sve popularniji
election/football fever
izborna/fudbalska groznica
to be keen on football/horror movies/jazz
biti strastven ljubitelj fudbala/horor filmova/džeza
football [or pools] coupon
tiket
football match
fudbalska utakmica
to punt the ball in American football, in rugby
ispucati loptu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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There are some decent advisors but too many are chancers who cash in without contributing, feasting on football's inability to say no.
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A man who is no respecter of gilded reputations and who regards blood, sweat and tears as football's holy trinity.
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After that it was a hundred reactionary moves from other conference commissioners, shoring up their ranks, while scorching college football's landscape.
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The game further increased football's marketability to television advertising, and the drama associated with overtime was the catalyst.
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In reference to football's hat-trick, a 3 goal accomplishment. 4.
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Earlier this week we asked one of football's imponderable questions.
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He was one of Victorian football's first household names.
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In the early 1930s, pro football's passing rules were liberalized.
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