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umpire

/ˈʌm.paɪə/

/ˈʌm.paɪr/

Translations

umpirenoun

umpires

/ˈʌm.paɪə/

/ˈʌm.paɪr/

arbitreSports, notamment au baseball, au tennis et à la boxe.

The umpire made a controversial call during the final inning of the baseball game.

L'arbitre a pris une décision controversée pendant la dernière manche du match de baseball.

arbitrePersonne chargée de trancher un litige ou une contestation.

The two companies agreed to appoint an umpire to resolve their contract disagreement.

Les deux entreprises ont convenu de nommer un arbitre pour résoudre leur différend contractuel.

Synonyms

umpireverb

umpired

Past Simple

umpired

Past Participle

umpiring

Gerund

/ˈʌm.paɪə/

/ˈʌm.paɪr/

arbitrerAu sens sportif, surtout dans les sports de raquette et certains sports américains.

She was chosen to umpire the championship match due to her extensive experience.

Elle a été choisie pour arbitrer le match de championnat en raison de sa grande expérience.

Synonyms

umpireadjective

Used attributively to describe things relating to an umpire or the act of umpiring (e.g., "umpire signals", "umpire uniform").

Additional translations

arbitralRare; employé dans des contextes juridiques ou sportifs formels.

Definitions

umpirenoun

An official who watches a game or match closely to enforce the rules and arbitrate on matters arising from the play.

The umpire made a controversial call during the final inning of the baseball game.

A person chosen to settle a dispute or decide a matter at issue; an arbitrator.

The two companies agreed to appoint an umpire to resolve their contract disagreement.

umpireverb

To act as an official in a sports game, making decisions about the rules and ensuring fair play.

She was chosen to umpire the championship match due to her extensive experience.

umpireadjective

Relating to or characteristic of an umpire or umpiring.

The umpire crew met to review the umpire signals before the game.