Right Winger

B2 16+

Pronunciation: /raɪt ˈwɪŋər/

Definitions of right winger

noun a player in sports such as hockey or soccer who plays on the right side of the field or court

Example Sentences

A1 The right winger scored a goal in the soccer match.

A2 The right winger was known for his speed and agility on the field.

B1 The right winger was a key player in the team's offensive strategy.

B2 The right winger's precision passing set up many scoring opportunities for his teammates.

C1 The right winger's ability to read the game and anticipate plays made him a valuable asset to the team.

C2 The right winger's versatility allowed him to play multiple positions on the field with equal skill.

Examples of right winger in a Sentence

formal The right winger on the soccer team is known for his speed and accurate crosses.

informal Did you see the right winger score that amazing goal in the last game?

slang That right winger is a beast on the field, nobody can stop him!

figurative In the political debate, she acted as the right winger, pushing for conservative policies.

Grammatical Forms of right winger

past tense

played as a right winger

plural

right wingers

comparative

more right winger

superlative

most right winger

present tense

plays as a right winger

future tense

will play as a right winger

perfect tense

has played as a right winger

continuous tense

is playing as a right winger

singular

right winger

positive degree

right winger

infinitive

to play as a right winger

gerund

playing as a right winger

participle

having played as a right winger

Origin and Evolution of right winger

First Known Use: 1917 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'right winger' originated in the early 20th century in the context of political ideology.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe members of a political party or movement that held conservative or right-wing views, the term has since evolved to also refer to individuals in various fields who hold similar ideological positions or behaviors.