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词汇 match-fixing
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Definition of match-fixing in English:

match-fixing

noun
mass noun
  • (in sport) the action or practice of dishonestly determining the outcome of a match before it is played.

    he was suspended for five years after being found guilty of match-fixing
    Example sentencesExamples
    • India yesterday denied that South African authorities had been kept in the dark about the match-fixing allegations.
    • This found the first authenticated case of football match-fixing - and it resulted in the suspension of eight players.
    • Brazilian refereeing chief Armando Marques resigned yesterday, almost a week after the country was stunned by an alleged match-fixing scandal involving two senior referees.
    • The star batsman, who is banned for life for alleged match fixing, is here in a different role as a media representative in the ongoing Asia Cup.
    • He confessed to being "not entirely honest" with the cricket board over match-fixing allegations.
    • He was cleared of match-fixing allegations following two trials in Winchester in 1997.
    • To be sure, for all the rumor and threadbare analyses of plays, hard irrefutable proof of match fixing would be difficult to produce in any event.
    • The Football League was barely 10 years old when the first match-fixing scandal erupted.
    • The first uproar over match fixing happened in 1817.
    • Turkey, Italy, the Czech Republic, Finland, Austria and Greece have all either suffered soccer match-fixing scandals or come under suspicion this year.
    • In both cases, allegations of match-fixing were ruled out.
    • The success comes against the backdrop of the match-fixing crisis that has gripped Italian domestic football.
    • There have been a dozen different captains and coaches since 1995, when the match-fixing scandal broke out.
    • A subsequent Fifa investigation found no evidence of match-fixing.
    • In 1985-86, the domestic FA ordered the final round of league fixtures to be replayed amid accusations of match-fixing.
    • Rumours and match-fixing allegations added to the home team's pressure.
    • South African police on Thursday arrested four more football referees in connection with match-fixing in the sport.
    • Juventus are at the centre of a match-fixing crisis that could yet prove to be the biggest post-war scandal in European football.
    • India had been rocked by the match-fixing episode and the team was rudderless.
    • At present, he is fighting a legal battle over a life ban imposed on him by Indian cricket authorities for his alleged involvement in match-fixing.
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