bending it like Beckham
bending it like Beckham is the present participle of bend it like Beckham.
Meaning of bend it like Beckham
Verb
bend it like Beckham (third-person singular simple present bends it like Beckham, present participle bending it like Beckham, simple past and past participle bent it like Beckham)
- To kick a football (soccer ball), especially during a free kick, in a manner which causes it to move in a curve rather than in a straight line.
- Bud [a dog] harried the ball across the garden. He dribbled it with his nose, bending it like Beckham.2002, Jenny Oldfield, “Saturday, May 26th”, in My Little Life: When Shah Went Weird, London: Hodder Children’s Books, Hodder Headline, →ISBN, page 37
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