🗑️ To remove 👀 At a distance 🌫️ To disappear 📦 To store ✈️ Not present 🔄 Continuously 🏟️ At opponent's place ⚾ Outside pitch

away

19 1.0

Played at the other team's place and not at home

adjective
/əˈweɪ/

: visitante

- We're the away team, right?
an away game
an away team
home and away

I I almost liked playing more on away games.

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Examples

The morning session always plays an away game when the afternoon session plays home, and vice versa.

Blog text (10)
We're on an away game.

Eddie (1996)
We should go when they get back from these away games.

A Smile Like Yours (1997)
We practice every day and take buses with the guys to the away games.

Lucas (1986)
For several teams, visitor ticket sales to this away game sold more than even relatively close games.

Academic text (2005)
From that same fan base, a proportion is willing to travel to the away games.

Academic text (2005)
I mean, I remember my first away game, I think it was Watford.
Tickets for away games are sold on consignment for the home team.

Academic text (2005)
We were singing the United States national anthem at an away game, bro.
The team won their away match, surprising everyone with their performance.

Synonyms

road game

vsaway

13 3.5

A sports game played at the opponent's place, not at home

is the same idea but uses an alternative casual phrase

away game

vsaway

9 2.7

A sports match played at the other team's stadium

is identical in meaning but often expressed with different wording

Antonyms

home

∞ 1.0

Relating to your own house, town, or country

Idioms

right away

915 1.0

Without any delay

a mile away

161 2.8

At a distance of one mile or very easy to notice

far far away

Literature

41 6.7

In a place you cannot get to easily, often used in stories

to throw away the key

Informal

18 8.8

Put someone in prison for life with no hope of release

far and away

16 3.7

By a lot more than others

worlds away

Informal

16 6.8

Very different in life, feeling, or situation

from a mile away

Informal

11 3.6

Easy to see or notice even from far away

to dance the night away

Informal

7 4.4

To spend a long time moving to music until very late at night

to give away the store

Informal

3 8.1

Agree to too much in a deal and lose money

away with you

3 9.6

To tell someone to leave in a rude, angry way

to walk away without a scratch

2 4.2

Leave a dangerous situation without getting hurt

up and away

Informal

1 4.6

Started well and now moving forward quickly

away with the fairies

1 9.9

Being lost in pleasant daydreams and not paying attention

over the hills and far away

Literature

1 8.1

To travel to a distant place to find adventure

to take one's breath away

Informal

1 4.1

Make someone feel very surprised and unable to speak

to chase away the gloom

1 5.5

Make someone feel less sad and more cheerful

to bear away the bell

Archaic

9.9

Win first place in a competition

as far away as Timbuktu

Informal

8.4

Extremely far away and hard to reach or get

away with someone

9.9

Tells someone angrily to go away

to lock him up and throw away the key

Informal

9.5

Put someone in prison and never let them out

to ride hard and put away wet

Archaic

9.9

To be extremely tired and worn after hard work or rough treatment

out and away

6.2

Far better than the others

Compounds

take away

38 3.2

The main point to remember from a talk or meeting

going away

26 3.2

Leaving a place or people to live somewhere else for a long time

home away from home

20 2.9

A place where you feel as comfortable and relaxed as in your own house

away game

9 2.7

A sports match played at the other team's stadium

take-away

6 3.5

The most important idea you learn from a talk or meeting

turning away

4 5.8

Choosing to avoid someone or to stop something from happening

running away

2 3.8

Leaving home or another place without permission when you should stay

take-away

1 2.3

Food prepared to be eaten somewhere else, not in the shop

breaking away

1 5.0

An act of leaving a group suddenly to be on your own

wasting away

1 7.5

Parts of the body slowly become smaller because of disease or lack of use

fading away

1 3.8

A slow loss of brightness, sound, or strength until almost gone

haul-away

1 4.9

Ready for a pickup service to take away

wearing away

Specialized

1 5.1

Slow loss of a surface by water, wind, or rubbing

eating away

4.9

Slow wearing away of something by natural forces or repeated harm

haul-away

3.4

A service that takes away unwanted items

haul-away

4.1

A truck that takes away waste and unwanted items

throwing away

2.6

Getting rid of things you do not want

Surface Forms

away positive

Etymology

Away comes from a- ('from') + way ('way'), so it points to being 'at another place' rather than here. That's why an away match is played at the opponent's place, not at your home ground.