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sparring

/ˈspɑː.rɪŋ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa tanto uma sessão de treino de boxe em que se simulam ataques e defesas quanto uma discussão verbal em que os participantes tentam levar vantagem., Verbo usado para indicar a participação em um combate de boxe de treino ou, em sentido mais amplo, a participação em uma discussão ou debate verbal.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈspɑː.rɪŋ/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa tanto uma sessão de treino de boxe em que se simulam ataques e defesas quanto uma discussão verbal em que os participantes tentam levar vantagem.

A noun referring to either a practice session in boxing involving simulated attack and defense, or a verbal argument where participants try to gain an advantage.

  1. Practice fightingB1formal

    A training session in boxing or martial arts where participants practice attack and defense moves without full force.

    ptSparring

    • The boxers engaged in a light sparring session to warm up.
    • Sparring helps fighters improve their reflexes and timing.
    • He was injured during a sparring match at the gym.

    Sinônimosspar

  2. Verbal argumentB2informal

    A heated or competitive discussion where each person tries to gain an advantage over the other.

    ptDiscussão acalorada

    • The politicians engaged in verbal sparring during the debate.
    • Their friendly sparring often turns into a serious argument.
    • The lawyers' sparring in court lasted for hours.

    Sinônimosaltercationargumentbickeringclashdebatedisputeexchangequarrelrowsquabblewrangle

Formas
  • sparrings plural form
  • sparrings' possessive plural form
  • sparring's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

spar/spɑːr/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a participação em um combate de boxe de treino ou, em sentido mais amplo, a participação em uma discussão ou debate verbal.

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in a practice boxing match or, more broadly, engaging in a verbal argument or dispute.

  1. Box lightlyB2formalsport

    To engage in a practice or exhibition boxing match, typically without full force.

    ptFazer sparring

    • The boxers sparred in the gym to prepare for the championship.
    • He likes to spar with his trainer to improve his footwork.
    • They sparred for three rounds before taking a break.

    Sinônimosbox

  2. Fight verballyB2informal

    To engage in a heated or playful argument or debate.

    ptDiscutir

    • The politicians sparred over the new tax policy.
    • They often spar verbally about their favorite sports teams.
    • The two friends sparred good-naturedly about the movie's ending.

    Sinônimosarguebickerdebatedisputequarrelwrangle

    Antônimosaccordagreeconcedeconcur

  3. Fight with spursC1formal

    (Of a rooster) to fight using its spurs.

    ptLuta com esporões

    • The roosters sparred in the yard, their spurs flashing.
    • In cockfighting, the birds spar with sharp spurs attached to their legs.
  4. Furnish with sparsC1formal

    To provide a ship or structure with spars (strong poles used for masts or rigging).

    ptAparelhar com mastros e vergas

    • The shipyard workers sparred the new vessel with sturdy masts.
    • They sparred the old schooner to prepare it for the voyage.
Formas
  • sparred past participle
  • sparred past simple
  • sparring present participle
  • spars third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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