a
Run-up stroke in tennis.
Aggressive return ball
Asphalt stadium
Dominant clue
Alternate serve to change serve.
Fairways, venues between singles and doubles
Tie (same score)
b
Backhand stroke
Backhand volley
Backhand half volley
Backhand spike backhand release
tennis
Ball sense network sense
Ball control technique
The blocked return ball blocked the return ball.
Body line ball
base line
Caddy chooses players.
Ball for ball
Bye, game. Bye.
Quiet, quiet
c
chop
Cement stadium
Hongtu stadium
Center mark midpoint
Consistency stability
Site surface
crosscourt
Exchange sides
Championships
Champion champion
Correction correction
presiding judge
d
Doubles doubles
Double backhand
Throw a short ball
Take a deep shot and hit a deep ball.
Baseline shot, touchdown goal
Hit the ball back with a strong return.
Induced dichotomy
Double-click to hit the racket twice in one swing.
Double fault serves double fault.
Double racquet twice.
Default waiver
Disqualify from the competition
Double elimination
e
The activity begins.
Etna service line center line
Exhibition display
Oriental forehand forehand forehand forehand forehand.
f
Forehand forehand
Forehand volley ball
Forehand half volley, forehand half volley.
Footwork footwork
Foot foul
Fault error
health status
Serve first, serve first.
Follow-up action
Free throw technical foul
XV 15
Forty degrees forty
g
Grip posture
grass court
Grab-punch position intercept position
Hit the ball on the ground and hit the earth.
Game board
Good shot. good play
Good returns, effective counterattacks
h
Half volley and half shot.
Hit the ball
Gesture signal
block
I
Interference interference
j
Out of bounds is out of bounds.
k
Knock down an opponent
l
lob
Low volley ball
Let the ball touch the net when serving.
Love 0 fen
linesman
m
Psychological skills, psychological state
in the mixed doubles
draw
n
net (for a ball game)
Net post bar
Rope referee
No man's land vacuum zone
The ball that didn't get up bounced on the ground twice.
o
Over-grip handle strap
out
Elevated golf
An overhand serve.
p
cooperative partner
Players. Players.
Pass the ball
The percentage game is immersed in the battle.
Lay-up throwing ball
Point to the ball.
Progressive performance improves the playing style.
Postpone
Fixing device for permanent fixing device field
q
r
Racket tennis racket
Continuity of assembly
Ready position
Receiver receiver
Receiving position of receiving formation
Return trip
Rule rule
Referee, referee, referee
Round robin round robin
Rank ranking
s
Serve serve
Serve back to serve.
Hitting path
spin/spinning ball ［in tennis］
sidespin
Chop serve
Smash, smash
Stand with your feet apart and step by step
Endurance endurance
standing position
Stretching exercise
Racket line
Surprise returns suddenly struck.
wiggle wiggle
Second serve
Score score
Belt center area
sideline
service line
service area
Single court
Pause pause
seeded player
seeded player
Single elimination tournament
t
Tactical strategy
Retract the racket
A tennis court on the tennis line
Throwing position ready to hit the ball
Timing of hitting the ball
topspin ball
improve
Thirty thirty
Play tennis through the net
A draw? Victory system
u
Referee
Spin down and spin down
v
volley
w
warm-up
Wide ball away from the ball
Double serve: Failing to serve twice in a row and losing points.
Passing: Passing is a ball, when a return ball passes by the opposing player standing in front of the net and causes a catch mistake.
Second serve: When serving, the server has two chances to serve the ball to the opponent's service court. If the first serve is wrong, there is only the second serve left.
Seed player: an excellent player who participates in an event. Usually, before the competition starts, excellent players will be listed as "seed players". This can prevent these excellent players from meeting prematurely and being eliminated in the competition.
Australian doubles formation: In doubles competition, two people usually stand on the left and right sides in tandem, but here it means that two people stand on the same side and the other person stands in front of the server.
Involuntary error: an active error that occurs when the other party does not exert pressure on itself.
Wildcard: The organizer invites one or more players to participate in the tournament by granting them wild cards, regardless of their ranking. This allows the organizers to provide seats for potential young players or provide convenience for outstanding players who miss the registration time.