Definition of topspin in English:

topspin

nounˈtɒpspɪnˈtɑpˌspin

mass noun

A fast forward spinning motion imparted to a ball when throwing or hitting it, often resulting in a curved path or a strong forward motion on rebounding.
上旋（在扔、击球时所产生的快速前向旋转力，常使球以弧形飞行，或在反弹时产生强的前冲力）
Example sentencesExamples
- There's backspin, volleys, drop-shots, lobs and, of course, topspin - to recreate that element of surprise.
- The topspin seems to be preventing lift that gets the ball over the infielders and outfielders.
- This supposed injustice is another piece of classic El Tel topspin.
- The ferocious topspin he used achieved depth while keeping a much wider margin for error than a flat stroke.
- It will pop up, jump over the rough with topspin and roll to the hole.
- Watch dated film of players pre-Laver, and the game seems so effete, but he brought in power and the use of topspin with a supreme combination of force and finesse.
- Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin.
- To me, feel in action is a tennis player sizing up a passing shot and in a split-second choosing either to break off a sharp topspin angler or completely fool his opponent with a soft, carefully placed lob.
- He does not just play heavy topspin, he is very versatile.
- This topspin caused the mallet to drive the ball downward into the ground, thus significantly increasing the force generated by the forearm flexors.
- Add to that a dash of agility, some heavy topspin, touch, and a dollop of intelligence and there you have it: the most complete player to emerge from Spain in decades.
- You can put backspin, topspin, sidespin, all the spin you can put!
- And it held the ball on the strings longer, allowing athletes to impart greater topspin on the ball than they would with a normal topspin stroke.
- At the same time, I wanted her right forearm to roll over as if she were hitting a forehand topspin shot in tennis.
- When you do it right, the sensation is like hitting a topspin Ping-Pong shot with your left hand.
- Rebecca went to retrieve the ball, which I had hit hard, with tons of topspin, into her left corner.
- Well most kids I know are better adjusted than that, and know very well that spending five hours a day practising topspin won't bring them happiness and fulfilment - whereas an hour a week followed by a can of fizzy pop might be quite fun.
- The topspin on a curveball pushes the ball down.
- When an opponent comes to the net, he likes to hit a dipping topspin shot, which forces the other guy to volley, rather than trying for an outrageous angle.
- Isn't it impossible to create topspin and get a ball airborne?

Derivatives

topspinner

noun

This ball's movement after the bounce is almost exactly opposite to that of the topspinner - another ball in his fiendish repertoire - which is bowled with the back of the hand facing first the sky and then the batsman.
Example sentencesExamples
- His first spell was particularly buoyant - he bowled Taibu for 3 with his very first delivery, and caused havoc among the tailenders as he whistled topspinners and legbreaks past cagey defensive shots.
- Everywhere there is talk of zooters and topspinners and flippers and loop and wrong 'uns and sliders, and mostly it sounds like us trying to convince ourselves his artistry remains intact.
- He flighted the ball beautifully and had tremendous variety, with two kinds of googlies and a deceptive topspinner.
- A combination of the legbreak, topspinner and the zooter, all bowled with pinpoint accuracy, meant that England's batsmen had few answers to the complex questions that the bowler threw up in their second innings.
- He struck back with a ripping topspinner that the batsman only managed to edge back onto his stumps.
- I can still see now the Hollies smile, the deceptively slow amble up to the crease, the ingenious mix of orthodox legbreaks, topspinners and googlies.

Definition of topspin in US English:

topspin

nounˈtäpˌspēnˈtɑpˌspin

A fast forward spinning motion imparted to a ball when throwing or hitting it, often resulting in a curved path or a strong forward motion on rebounding.
上旋（在扔、击球时所产生的快速前向旋转力，常使球以弧形飞行，或在反弹时产生强的前冲力）
Example sentencesExamples
- This topspin caused the mallet to drive the ball downward into the ground, thus significantly increasing the force generated by the forearm flexors.
- Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin.
- You can put backspin, topspin, sidespin, all the spin you can put!
- Isn't it impossible to create topspin and get a ball airborne?
- Add to that a dash of agility, some heavy topspin, touch, and a dollop of intelligence and there you have it: the most complete player to emerge from Spain in decades.
- It will pop up, jump over the rough with topspin and roll to the hole.
- Rebecca went to retrieve the ball, which I had hit hard, with tons of topspin, into her left corner.
- And it held the ball on the strings longer, allowing athletes to impart greater topspin on the ball than they would with a normal topspin stroke.
- When an opponent comes to the net, he likes to hit a dipping topspin shot, which forces the other guy to volley, rather than trying for an outrageous angle.
- When you do it right, the sensation is like hitting a topspin Ping-Pong shot with your left hand.
- This supposed injustice is another piece of classic El Tel topspin.
- The ferocious topspin he used achieved depth while keeping a much wider margin for error than a flat stroke.
- The topspin on a curveball pushes the ball down.
- Well most kids I know are better adjusted than that, and know very well that spending five hours a day practising topspin won't bring them happiness and fulfilment - whereas an hour a week followed by a can of fizzy pop might be quite fun.
- To me, feel in action is a tennis player sizing up a passing shot and in a split-second choosing either to break off a sharp topspin angler or completely fool his opponent with a soft, carefully placed lob.
- He does not just play heavy topspin, he is very versatile.
- The topspin seems to be preventing lift that gets the ball over the infielders and outfielders.
- At the same time, I wanted her right forearm to roll over as if she were hitting a forehand topspin shot in tennis.
- There's backspin, volleys, drop-shots, lobs and, of course, topspin - to recreate that element of surprise.
- Watch dated film of players pre-Laver, and the game seems so effete, but he brought in power and the use of topspin with a supreme combination of force and finesse.

词汇	topspin
释义	Definition of topspin in English: topspin nounˈtɒpspɪnˈtɑpˌspin mass noun A fast forward spinning motion imparted to a ball when throwing or hitting it, often resulting in a curved path or a strong forward motion on rebounding. 上旋（在扔、击球时所产生的快速前向旋转力，常使球以弧形飞行，或在反弹时产生强的前冲力） Example sentencesExamples There's backspin, volleys, drop-shots, lobs and, of course, topspin - to recreate that element of surprise. The topspin seems to be preventing lift that gets the ball over the infielders and outfielders. This supposed injustice is another piece of classic El Tel topspin. The ferocious topspin he used achieved depth while keeping a much wider margin for error than a flat stroke. It will pop up, jump over the rough with topspin and roll to the hole. Watch dated film of players pre-Laver, and the game seems so effete, but he brought in power and the use of topspin with a supreme combination of force and finesse. Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin. To me, feel in action is a tennis player sizing up a passing shot and in a split-second choosing either to break off a sharp topspin angler or completely fool his opponent with a soft, carefully placed lob. He does not just play heavy topspin, he is very versatile. This topspin caused the mallet to drive the ball downward into the ground, thus significantly increasing the force generated by the forearm flexors. Add to that a dash of agility, some heavy topspin, touch, and a dollop of intelligence and there you have it: the most complete player to emerge from Spain in decades. You can put backspin, topspin, sidespin, all the spin you can put! And it held the ball on the strings longer, allowing athletes to impart greater topspin on the ball than they would with a normal topspin stroke. At the same time, I wanted her right forearm to roll over as if she were hitting a forehand topspin shot in tennis. When you do it right, the sensation is like hitting a topspin Ping-Pong shot with your left hand. Rebecca went to retrieve the ball, which I had hit hard, with tons of topspin, into her left corner. Well most kids I know are better adjusted than that, and know very well that spending five hours a day practising topspin won't bring them happiness and fulfilment - whereas an hour a week followed by a can of fizzy pop might be quite fun. The topspin on a curveball pushes the ball down. When an opponent comes to the net, he likes to hit a dipping topspin shot, which forces the other guy to volley, rather than trying for an outrageous angle. Isn't it impossible to create topspin and get a ball airborne? Derivatives topspinner noun This ball's movement after the bounce is almost exactly opposite to that of the topspinner - another ball in his fiendish repertoire - which is bowled with the back of the hand facing first the sky and then the batsman. Example sentencesExamples His first spell was particularly buoyant - he bowled Taibu for 3 with his very first delivery, and caused havoc among the tailenders as he whistled topspinners and legbreaks past cagey defensive shots. Everywhere there is talk of zooters and topspinners and flippers and loop and wrong 'uns and sliders, and mostly it sounds like us trying to convince ourselves his artistry remains intact. He flighted the ball beautifully and had tremendous variety, with two kinds of googlies and a deceptive topspinner. A combination of the legbreak, topspinner and the zooter, all bowled with pinpoint accuracy, meant that England's batsmen had few answers to the complex questions that the bowler threw up in their second innings. He struck back with a ripping topspinner that the batsman only managed to edge back onto his stumps. I can still see now the Hollies smile, the deceptively slow amble up to the crease, the ingenious mix of orthodox legbreaks, topspinners and googlies. Definition of topspin in US English: topspin nounˈtäpˌspēnˈtɑpˌspin A fast forward spinning motion imparted to a ball when throwing or hitting it, often resulting in a curved path or a strong forward motion on rebounding. 上旋（在扔、击球时所产生的快速前向旋转力，常使球以弧形飞行，或在反弹时产生强的前冲力） Example sentencesExamples This topspin caused the mallet to drive the ball downward into the ground, thus significantly increasing the force generated by the forearm flexors. Once you have all that down, you can still learn how to react to the wind, and whether to use topspin, backspin, or sidespin. You can put backspin, topspin, sidespin, all the spin you can put! Isn't it impossible to create topspin and get a ball airborne? Add to that a dash of agility, some heavy topspin, touch, and a dollop of intelligence and there you have it: the most complete player to emerge from Spain in decades. It will pop up, jump over the rough with topspin and roll to the hole. Rebecca went to retrieve the ball, which I had hit hard, with tons of topspin, into her left corner. And it held the ball on the strings longer, allowing athletes to impart greater topspin on the ball than they would with a normal topspin stroke. When an opponent comes to the net, he likes to hit a dipping topspin shot, which forces the other guy to volley, rather than trying for an outrageous angle. When you do it right, the sensation is like hitting a topspin Ping-Pong shot with your left hand. This supposed injustice is another piece of classic El Tel topspin. The ferocious topspin he used achieved depth while keeping a much wider margin for error than a flat stroke. The topspin on a curveball pushes the ball down. Well most kids I know are better adjusted than that, and know very well that spending five hours a day practising topspin won't bring them happiness and fulfilment - whereas an hour a week followed by a can of fizzy pop might be quite fun. To me, feel in action is a tennis player sizing up a passing shot and in a split-second choosing either to break off a sharp topspin angler or completely fool his opponent with a soft, carefully placed lob. He does not just play heavy topspin, he is very versatile. The topspin seems to be preventing lift that gets the ball over the infielders and outfielders. At the same time, I wanted her right forearm to roll over as if she were hitting a forehand topspin shot in tennis. There's backspin, volleys, drop-shots, lobs and, of course, topspin - to recreate that element of surprise. Watch dated film of players pre-Laver, and the game seems so effete, but he brought in power and the use of topspin with a supreme combination of force and finesse.
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