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sport

/spɔːrt/

Übersetzung: Körperliche Betätigung oder Wettkampf, die körperliche Anstrengung und Geschick erfordert und meist einzeln oder in Teams ausgeübt wird. Auch eine bestimmte Disziplin oder Freizeitaktivität dieser Art., Verb, das bedeutet, etwas stolz oder auffällig zu tragen oder zu zeigen, oft im Zusammenhang mit Mode oder Angeberei.

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noun

/spɔːrt/A1formalsport
  • deKörperliche Betätigung oder Wettkampf, die körperliche Anstrengung und Geschick erfordert und meist einzeln oder in Teams ausgeübt wird. Auch eine bestimmte Disziplin oder Freizeitaktivität dieser Art.

A noun referring to an activity involving physical exertion and skill, typically played or engaged in competitively by individuals or teams.

  1. Physical activityA1formalsport

    A game or competitive activity requiring physical skill and involving a degree of competition.

    deKörperliche Aktivität

    • Football is the most popular sport in the world.
    • She plays tennis as her favorite sport.
    • Team sports help build character.

    Synonymeathleticscompetitionexercisegamepastimerecreation

  2. Sports in generalA1formalsport

    Activities involving physical exertion and skill in which individuals or teams compete.

    deSport

    • He loves watching extreme sports on TV.
    • Winter sports like skiing are popular in the mountains.
    • The Olympics feature many different sports.

    Synonymeathleticsexercise

  3. Good sportB2informal

    A person who behaves graciously when losing or who is fun to be with.

    deguter Verlierer

    • He's a good sport and never complains about losing.
    • Be a good sport and congratulate the winner.
    • She was a good sport about the embarrassing mistake.

    Synonymebricktroupertrump

    Antonymespoilsport

  4. Fun or amusementB2informal

    Something done for enjoyment or amusement.

    deVergnügen

    • The party was just good sport for everyone.
    • It's all in good sport, no hard feelings.
    • They made sport of his silly dance moves.

    Synonymeamusementdiversionentertainmentfrolicfunjestmerrimentplayrecreation

    Antonymechoredrudgerygrindlabortoilwork

Formen
  • sports plural form
  • sports' possessive plural form
  • sport's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/spɔːrt/B2formalsport
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas stolz oder auffällig zu tragen oder zu zeigen, oft im Zusammenhang mit Mode oder Angeberei.

A verb used to wear or display something proudly or ostentatiously, often in a context related to fashion or showing off.

  1. Wear or display proudlyC1formal

    To wear or display something proudly or ostentatiously.

    deZur Schau tragen

    • She sported a new designer dress at the party.
    • He sported a fancy watch on his wrist.
    • The celebrity sported a bold new hairstyle.

    Synonymebrandishdisplayexhibitflashflauntparadeshow offwear

    Antonymeconcealcoverhidesuppress

  2. Display or showB2informal

    To show off or exhibit something, often in a casual way.

    deZur Schau stellen

    • The car sported shiny new rims.
    • He sported a black eye after the fight.
    • Their house sported fresh paint for the holidays.

    Synonymebrandishdisplayexhibitflauntshowshow offwear

    Antonymeconcealcoverhidesuppress

Formen
  • sported past participle
  • sported past simple
  • sporting present participle
  • sports third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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