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try line
noun[ C ]
(alsotry-line, tryline)uk /ˈtraɪ ˌlaɪn/ us /ˈtraɪ ˌlaɪn/
in rugby, one of the lines at each end of the playing area over which a team must touch the ball on the ground to score a try:
Jones took a tap penalty close to the French try line.
Quins appeared to have got the ball over the Bath try-line.
In the dying seconds, they broke from behind their own tryline.
They gave away a penalty in front of their own try line with minutes to go.
He went past four defenders and over the try-line.
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