offseason
- adjective
- /ˈɔfˌsiːzən/
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fuera de temporada
- During the offseason, many athletes focus on training to improve their skills for the upcoming season.
You can do water polo, you can do triathlon, or you can do offseason swim.
- You can do water polo, you can do triathlon, or you can do offseason swim.
Examples
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But training this NFL, this group offseason, like it was a whole different thing.
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See, But The thing is, because all this stuff is like offseason, I, like, don't feel like buying them.
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Are those people saying you know the NFL is toxic for having all this offseason practise?
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He he was going to do the OTAs the offseason and whatever nine week program and crushed it and offered him a season long opportunity.
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The coach planned several workshops to enhance team cohesion during the offseason break.
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Athletes often use the offseason for recovery and rehabilitation after a long competitive season.
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Etymology
The word offseason comes from off ('away from') and season ('a period of the year'). So, when something is offseason it happens 'away from' the usual busy time, for example an athlete training when games are stopped.