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Definition of hurley in English: hurleynoun ˈhəːliˈhərli 1A stick used in the game of hurling. （打爱尔兰式曲棍球所用的）曲棍 Example sentencesExamples - Hurling is played with much larger sticks called hurleys and players are allowed to hit the ball in the air or carry it on the hurley.
- Jimmy is happiest when recalling the friends he has made among the hurlers for whom he has repaired hurleys or made new hurleys over the years.
- There is no expense incurred, as helmets and hurleys are supplied free of charge.
- Some clothing, helmets, hurleys and bottles were left in the complex.
- He signed autographs on hurleys, sliothars, jerseys, programmes and every available piece of paper!
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another term for hurling Example sentencesExamples - Promoting hurley and camogie to thousands of primary school pupils, the food chain paid for hurls, balls and other equipment, and carried logos on bags and manuals.
OriginEarly 19th century: from hurl. RhymesBurghley, Burley, burly, curly, early, girlie, hurly-burly, pearly, Shirley, surly, swirly, twirly Definition of hurley in US English: hurleynounˈhərlēˈhərli 1A stick used in the game of hurling. （打爱尔兰式曲棍球所用的）曲棍 Example sentencesExamples - Jimmy is happiest when recalling the friends he has made among the hurlers for whom he has repaired hurleys or made new hurleys over the years.
- Hurling is played with much larger sticks called hurleys and players are allowed to hit the ball in the air or carry it on the hurley.
- There is no expense incurred, as helmets and hurleys are supplied free of charge.
- Some clothing, helmets, hurleys and bottles were left in the complex.
- He signed autographs on hurleys, sliothars, jerseys, programmes and every available piece of paper!
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another term for hurling Example sentencesExamples - Promoting hurley and camogie to thousands of primary school pupils, the food chain paid for hurls, balls and other equipment, and carried logos on bags and manuals.
OriginEarly 19th century: from hurl. |