Übersetzungen für „keepy-uppy“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

keepy-uppy [ˌki:piˈʌpi] SUBST no pl ugs

keepy-uppy

Kicken eines Balls von Fuß zu Fuß oder Kopf zu Fuß, ohne dass er den Boden berührt

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Englisch

Groups of little boys played five-a-side and keepy-uppy the girls were skipping and playing hopscotch.

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I battled through, and overall my keepy-uppy score kept improving.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The ancient art of keepy-uppy -- whereby you use various parts of your body to stop a football hitting the ground -- had always been a mystery to me.

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As performers at the top of their chosen profession, most are capable of holding their own when it comes to fancy footwork and keepy-uppy wizardry.

www.goal.com

A keepy-uppy count of two.

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