referee
ریفری
definition
verb
the man who refereed the World Cup final
act as referee for.
noun
During the match assistant referee Andrew Halliday was felled by a hurled coin and bottles were thrown.
an official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are adhered to and (in some sports) to arbitrate on matters arising from the play.
We are all familiar with how journal editors can select referees to get the reports they want.
a person appointed to examine and assess for publication a scientific or other academic work.
translation of 'referee'
noun
منصف
example
Pat White was an impartial 'referee' in a game played in a sporting spirit.
The author would like to thank Kim Van der Borght for his support and the anonymous 'referee' for their valuable guidance and comments.
When Oliver was asked to 'referee' the game, he was delighted and agreed immediately.
A referee has huge power and what is written by a 'referee' in his report is taken as the ‘gospel’.
It takes a special person to 'referee' a wrestling match.
The first round tie kicked off 25 minutes late when the appointed 'referee' failed to turn up.
He has served as an ICC match 'referee' and is a past chief executive of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
He was a rugby football 'referee' in his spare time at one time.
I asked the 'referee' at half-time why he hadn't given a penalty.
In particular, I refer to solving problems with the writing and management of the 'referee' process.
The 'referee' 's whistle came not a moment too soon and the celebrations began.
But the video 'referee' ruled that Paul Johnson had been illegally dispossessed.
It is difficult, but not impossible, to 'referee' a rugby match if you don't have some intrinsic understanding of, and feeling for, the game.
For a change, the video 'referee' ruled against Saints and the try was rightly allowed to stand.
I might not know a great deal about how to 'referee' a game of football but I do know right from wrong.
To start with, the 'referee' has to be asked about the customer's character and creditworthiness and, generally, about his circumstances in life.
I enjoyed Kevin Dwyer's commentary but he tended to 'referee' the game too much.
the 'referee' sent off two French players
During the match assistant 'referee' Andrew Halliday was felled by a hurled coin and bottles were thrown.
Who in their right mind would risk life and limb to 'referee' a local soccer or football match?
In tournaments, players, if victorious, are asked to 'referee' the following match on their court.
Transition year students from Ballinrobe Community School will 'referee' the games.
The coach of Morgan's team was gracious enough to 'referee' the match and stood in the middle as the game began.
It was written by Satyendra Nath Bose and rejected by a 'referee' for publication.
If there is one thing he should never be allowed to do again, it's 'referee' a professional football match.
But, if your team loses you blame the 'referee' or the yellow card.
There was one tackle that was so late the 'referee' had blown for half-time.
A rugby player who was injured in an accident on the field sued the 'referee' for failing to protect him from a falling scrum.
the subject of a bad reference can sue the 'referee' for libel
I had a game there and found out that Tom was going to 'referee' the game.
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