Meanings of libero in English

The libero is one of the many quirks of volleyball.

If Germany would play a libero they'd be dangerous.

He has a touch of the old libero about him, with a style reminiscent of Ivano Blason.

He was an elegant libero who flitted around the pitch, helping to create angles and opportunities for his team-mates.

Clarence, my friend,-nuncest bibendum; but take care of the pede libero, which will scarce do for walking on lava!

Clarence, my friend, nunc est bibendum; but take care of the pede libero, which won't do for walking on lava!

As a player, Beckenbauer redefined the role of libero and captained the West Germany side which won the 1974 World Cup.

The former libero guided Bayern Munich teams which clinched the European Cup in three successive seasons between 1974 and 1976.

After Ajax lost against Sparta Prague in the European Cup quarter-finals in 1966-67 he brought in the combative libero Velibor Vasovic from Partizan Belgrade.

An example is afforded by Augustine in his essay, De Libero Arbitrio.

De Gratia et Libero Arbitrio; given in B. Pez's Anecdota, vol.

The land on which Campo Libero grows was confiscated after Schiavone was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.

A suicide bomber in a stadium aiming for me, Mr Berlusconi told Italian newspaper Libero in an interview published yesterday.

Our tester celebrated how readily the Libero, with its contoured, ergonomic NestFIT system and deep heel cup, locks your foot into position.

Some pay a high price for refusing to pay, none more so than Palermo merchant Libero Grassi, who was shot dead in 1991.

SCA, whose main incontinence nappy brand is Tena and main baby nappy brand in Europe is Libero, last year bought Georgia-Pacific's European tissue operations.