General, put it in. It? In refers to the overall goal. The English notes of various objectives are as follows:
1, Bank shot, Banks it: The Bank here is shooting at the board, and sometimes the commentator will use "kiss" to describe shooting at the board.
2, Kaboom, Bang: usually used after the player hits a big shot.
3. Tap the buzzer, tap the buzzer: it means "whistle to score".
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English commentary commonly used by NBA commentators;
1, rattle it, rattle home: it means a goal that hits, such as a goal that hits the inside edge of the basket.
2.From downtown, From way downtown: It means three-pointers, and adding a way in the middle means shooting at a certain distance from the three-point line.
3. From coast to coast: stands for "one-stop dribbling".
4. Throw it down: it means "slam dunk".
5. Good hands: used to praise players who are good at breaking and cutting the ball.