Rabona

Pronunciation: /rəˈboʊnə/

Definitions of rabona

noun a type of soccer kick involving a complex footwork technique

Example Sentences

A1 My friend showed me how to do a rabona in soccer.

A2 The player attempted a rabona shot but missed the goal.

B1 Learning to perform a rabona requires good coordination and skill.

B2 The rabona is a flashy move often used by skilled footballers.

C1 His rabona pass stunned the crowd with its precision and style.

C2 The player's rabona technique is considered one of the best in the world.

Examples of rabona in a Sentence

formal The football player executed a perfect rabona to pass the ball to his teammate.

informal Did you see that rabona move in the game last night? It was amazing!

slang He pulled off a sick rabona to score a goal.

figurative Her speech was a rabona of words, weaving together different ideas seamlessly.

Grammatical Forms of rabona

• past tense: rabonaed
• plural: rabonas
• comparative: more rabona
• superlative: most rabona
• present tense: rabonas
• future tense: will rabona
• perfect tense: have rabonaed
• continuous tense: is rabonaing
• singular: rabona
• positive degree: rabona
• infinitive: to rabona
• gerund: rabonaing
• participle: rabonaed

Origin and Evolution of rabona

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: Spanish

Story behind the word: The word 'rabona' originated in Argentina in the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in soccer to describe a specific type of kick where the player wraps one leg around the other to strike the ball, 'rabona' has since evolved to represent a flashy and skillful move in the sport.