en play hockey

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
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play hockey requires…

  • en having an hockey stick ➜
  • en get a hockey stick ➜
  • en join a hockey team ➜
  • en become a hockey player ➜
  • en buy hockey gear ➜
  • en buy a hockey uniform ➜
  • en buy ice skates ➜
  • en find ice ➜
  • en be fit ➜
  • en gear up ➜
  • en get hockey equipment ➜
  • en get a puck ➜
  • en get suited up ➜
  • en go to a hockey field ➜
  • en have hockey equipment ➜
  • en know how to skate ➜
  • en learn how to ice skate ➜
  • en learn to skate well ➜
  • en put on ice skates ➜
  • en be tough ➜
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play hockey is motivated by…

  • en exercise ➜
  • en have fun ➜
  • en be a big, dumb jock ➜
  • en compete ➜
  • en I enjoy it ➜
  • en you enjoy hockey ➜
  • en exercise and competition ➜
  • en fewer teeth ➜
  • en you are graceful on the ice ➜
  • en help your team ➜
  • en be mannly ➜
  • en you need excercise ➜
  • en score a goal ➜
  • en win ➜

Things that make you want play hockey

  • en Being in Canada ➜
  • en excitement ➜
  • en gamesmanship ➜
  • en ice ➜
  • en watching a hockey game ➜
  • en Wearing ice skates ➜
  • en winter ➜

play hockey is a subevent of…

  • en fight ➜
  • en hit the ball ➜
  • en the immense pleasure ➜
  • en you might score a goal ➜
  • en you score a goal ➜
  • en score goals ➜
  • en winning ➜

play hockey is the first step of…

  • en get on the ice ➜
  • en lace up your skates ➜
  • en put on some equipment ➜
  • en put on your gear ➜
  • en put on skates ➜
  • en tighten your skates ➜

play hockey is the last step of…

  • en leave the ice ➜
  • en change back into your everyday clothing ➜
  • en running towards the ball ➜
  • en win ➜
  • en win the game ➜

Things used for play hockey

  • en a hockey stick ➜
  • en a puck ➜
  • en sports equipment ➜

Things that require play hockey

  • en dive ➜
  • en play basketball ➜
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