I. snook·er [ˈsnu:kəʳ] ГЛ. перех.
II. snook·er [ˈsnu:kəʳ] СУЩ.
- snooker
- snooker м.
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| you | snooker |
| he/she/it | snookers |
| we | snooker |
| you | snooker |
| they | snooker |
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| you | snookered |
| he/she/it | snookered |
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| you | snookered |
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| I | have | snookered |
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| you | have | snookered |
| he/she/it | has | snookered |
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| you | have | snookered |
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| he/she/it | had | snookered |
| we | had | snookered |
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| they | had | snookered |
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He was critical of a change to the cloths on competition snooker tables in 1986, which led to the pack breaking open more easily.
en.wikipedia.org Unlike other snooker events, a draw was a possible result in the league. 2 points were awarded for a victory, and 1 for a draw.
en.wikipedia.org Snooker was in decline during his youth, and he did not turn professional until he was 31, when interest in the game started to revive.
en.wikipedia.org Although he views snooker as his career at the moment, he has a pilot license which he trained for during a break from the game.
en.wikipedia.org From the 1960s onwards, it was rented out to a series of commercial tenant customers, who used it as a restaurant and snooker club.
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