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benching

/ˈbɛntʃɪŋ/

benchingnoun

benchings

Translations

скамейка

The park has several benches for visitors to sit and relax.

В парке есть несколько скамеек, на которых посетители могут посидеть и отдохнуть.

скамейка запасных

The coach decided to keep him on the benching for the entire game.

Тренер решил оставить его на скамейке запасных на всю игру.

Additional translations

отстранение

Definitions

The act of placing or sitting on a bench, often used in sports to refer to a player being removed from active play and seated on the sidelines.

The coach's decision on benching the star player surprised everyone at the game.

A practice in dating where someone keeps another person as an option while exploring other relationships, without committing to a serious relationship.

She realized he was benching her when he only contacted her sporadically and never made plans in advance.

A step-like horizontal surface or series of such surfaces cut into an excavation, trench, or embankment to reduce the slope or provide stability.

Safety regulations required benching along the sides of the excavation.

Synonyms

benchingadjective

more benching

Comp.

most benching

Super.

/ˈbɛntʃɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe policies, strategies, or decisions involving the act of benching.

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of the act of removing a player from active participation or keeping someone in reserve.

The team's benching policy was criticized by fans.

Synonyms

kept out

removed from play

relegated

on the bench

out of play

inactive

sidelined

benched

benchverb

benching

Gerund

benched

Past Simple

benched

Past Participle

benching

Gerund

/bɛntʃ/

Translations

посадить на скамейку

The coach decided to bench the player for the rest of the game.

Тренер решил посадить игрока на скамейку до конца игры.

Definitions

To remove a player from a game or team, typically as a disciplinary action or due to poor performance.

The coach decided to bench the star player after his repeated mistakes on the field.

To refrain from using or deploying something, often temporarily.

The company benched the new software update until all the bugs were fixed.

To perform a bench-press exercise, lifting weights while lying on a bench.

He benched 250 pounds during yesterday's workout.

Synonyms

remove

suspend

put aside

set aside

disqualify

benchnoun

Definitions

A long seat for multiple people, typically made of wood or metal, often found in public places like parks or sports fields.

We sat on the bench in the park and watched the children play.

A judge's seat in a courtroom, or the office or position of a judge.

The lawyer presented his case to the bench with confidence.

A worktable, especially in a workshop or laboratory, used for manual or technical work.

The technician repaired the device on the bench in the lab.

A reserve of players in a sports team who are not playing but are available to substitute.

The coach decided to bring a player off the bench to strengthen the defense.

benchadjective

Definitions

Relating to or intended for use with a bench, especially a bench for seating, working, or exercising.

He tightened the metal sheet in a bench vise.