Definition of tifo in English:

tifo

nounˈtiːfəʊˈtiˌfoʊ

(especially at soccer games) a choreographed display in which fans in a sports stadium raise a large banner together or simultaneously hold up signs that together form a large image.
the fans in Kansas City pulled off an impressive tifo of the USA flag
Example sentencesExamples
- To their dismay, the player did not interact with people who spent money and time to support him with their tifo.
- There won't likely be a big tifo display for this game.
- Gala fans unveiled a quite superb tifo behind one of the goals, featuring Souness planting the flag on an outline of a pitch.
- After hearing this quote, the Timbers Army went to work on a Tifo with that quote and revealed this fantastic piece of work.
- For the first half of this season, the groups could not bring drums, flags and other forms of celebratory tifos to away games.
- Along with louder unified chanting and singing, fans and players can expect to see even bigger tifo.
- This will be the fifth tifo the Stonewalls have created this season.
- Packed house before kickoff, the Believe anthem being sung at full voice, and the tifos displayed - incredible stuff.
- There is a lot of thought and work that goes into building these giant tifos, and this video showcases that really well.
- The tifo was a tribute to - of all things in Portland - the rain.

Origin

Italian, literally 'typhus (fever)', by extension 'passionate support for a sports team'.

Definition of tifo in US English:

tifo

nounˈtēˌfōˈtiˌfoʊ

(especially at soccer games) a choreographed display in which fans in a sports stadium raise a large banner together or simultaneously hold up signs that together form a large image.
the fans in Kansas City pulled off an impressive tifo of the USA flag
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a lot of thought and work that goes into building these giant tifos, and this video showcases that really well.
- There won't likely be a big tifo display for this game.
- For the first half of this season, the groups could not bring drums, flags and other forms of celebratory tifos to away games.
- After hearing this quote, the Timbers Army went to work on a Tifo with that quote and revealed this fantastic piece of work.
- Gala fans unveiled a quite superb tifo behind one of the goals, featuring Souness planting the flag on an outline of a pitch.
- The tifo was a tribute to - of all things in Portland - the rain.
- This will be the fifth tifo the Stonewalls have created this season.
- Along with louder unified chanting and singing, fans and players can expect to see even bigger tifo.
- To their dismay, the player did not interact with people who spent money and time to support him with their tifo.
- Packed house before kickoff, the Believe anthem being sung at full voice, and the tifos displayed - incredible stuff.

Origin

Italian, literally ‘typhus (fever)’, by extension ‘passionate support for a sports team’.

词汇	tifo
释义	Definition of tifo in English: tifo nounˈtiːfəʊˈtiˌfoʊ US (especially at soccer games) a choreographed display in which fans in a sports stadium raise a large banner together or simultaneously hold up signs that together form a large image. the fans in Kansas City pulled off an impressive tifo of the USA flag Example sentencesExamples To their dismay, the player did not interact with people who spent money and time to support him with their tifo. There won't likely be a big tifo display for this game. Gala fans unveiled a quite superb tifo behind one of the goals, featuring Souness planting the flag on an outline of a pitch. After hearing this quote, the Timbers Army went to work on a Tifo with that quote and revealed this fantastic piece of work. For the first half of this season, the groups could not bring drums, flags and other forms of celebratory tifos to away games. Along with louder unified chanting and singing, fans and players can expect to see even bigger tifo. This will be the fifth tifo the Stonewalls have created this season. Packed house before kickoff, the Believe anthem being sung at full voice, and the tifos displayed - incredible stuff. There is a lot of thought and work that goes into building these giant tifos, and this video showcases that really well. The tifo was a tribute to - of all things in Portland - the rain. Origin Italian, literally 'typhus (fever)', by extension 'passionate support for a sports team'. Definition of tifo in US English: tifo nounˈtēˌfōˈtiˌfoʊ US (especially at soccer games) a choreographed display in which fans in a sports stadium raise a large banner together or simultaneously hold up signs that together form a large image. the fans in Kansas City pulled off an impressive tifo of the USA flag Example sentencesExamples There is a lot of thought and work that goes into building these giant tifos, and this video showcases that really well. There won't likely be a big tifo display for this game. For the first half of this season, the groups could not bring drums, flags and other forms of celebratory tifos to away games. After hearing this quote, the Timbers Army went to work on a Tifo with that quote and revealed this fantastic piece of work. Gala fans unveiled a quite superb tifo behind one of the goals, featuring Souness planting the flag on an outline of a pitch. The tifo was a tribute to - of all things in Portland - the rain. This will be the fifth tifo the Stonewalls have created this season. Along with louder unified chanting and singing, fans and players can expect to see even bigger tifo. To their dismay, the player did not interact with people who spent money and time to support him with their tifo. Packed house before kickoff, the Believe anthem being sung at full voice, and the tifos displayed - incredible stuff. Origin Italian, literally ‘typhus (fever)’, by extension ‘passionate support for a sports team’.
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