sport

• Actividad que implica esfuerzo físico y habilidad, realizada generalmente de forma competitiva, individualmente o en equipo.

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.

   deporte

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

   Sinónimosathleticscompetitionexercisegamepastimerecreation

2. Sports in generalA1formalsport

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

   deporte

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

   Sinónimosathleticsexercise

3. Good sportB2informal

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

   Buena persona en el juego

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbricktroupertrump

   Antónimosspoilsport

4. Fun or amusementB2informal

   Something done for enjoyment or amusement.

   Diversión o entretenimiento

   • 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.

   Sinónimosamusementdiversionentertainmentfrolicfunjestmerrimentplayrecreation

   Antónimoschoredrudgerygrindlabortoilwork

• Verbo que significa llevar o mostrar algo con orgullo o de manera ostentosa, a menudo en el contexto de la moda o la fanfarronería.

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.

   Lucir con orgullo

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

   Sinónimosbrandishdisplayexhibitflashflauntparadeshow offwear

   Antónimosconcealcoverhidesuppress

2. Display or showB2informal

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

   Lucir, exhibir

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

   Sinónimosbrandishdisplayexhibitflauntshowshow offwear

   Antónimosconcealcoverhidesuppress