long pass
1 of 1noun/lɑ:ng pæs/
Forms:long passes
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a pass that covers a significant distance to reach a teammate, often used to quickly advance the ball or puck
A long pass in sports is a pass made over a greater distance than usual, typically aimed at a teammate who is far away. It requires strength, precision, and good timing to send the ball accurately over a long distance, often to start an attack or catch the opposing team off guard. A long pass is commonly used in games like soccer, football, and basketball to quickly move the ball down the field or court. The goal is to reach a teammate in a good position to either continue the play or score.
- He made a long pass to the striker.
- The long pass sailed over the midfield.
- The long pass reached the wide receiver.
- They practiced the long pass in training.
- Her long pass changed the game's momentum.