Translation guide
A throw-in is a method of restarting play in soccer (and similar sports) when the ball goes out of bounds over the sideline. The player throws the ball back into play with both hands from behind the head.
throw-in (soccer)
The act of throwing the ball back into play from the sideline in soccer.
The standard Japanese term for a throw-in in soccer. A loanword from English.
He is good at long throw-ins.
A goal was scored from a throw-in.
A descriptive phrase meaning 'to throw in the ball that went out over the touchline'. Used in explanations or commentary.
The player threw in the ball that went out over the touchline.
A throw-in to restart play in sports other than soccer, such as basketball or rugby.
Also used for throw-ins in basketball and other sports. Context usually clarifies the sport.
In basketball, the referee hands the ball for a throw-in.
A general phrase meaning 'to put the ball into the court/field'. Can be used for throw-ins in various sports.
He quickly put the ball into the court.
スローイン is the most common and natural term for a throw-in in any sport. It is widely understood and used in both spoken and written contexts.
Let's practice throw-ins.