sport
noun
verb
spɔːt noun
1
GAMES
运动
a. a physical activity in which people compete against each other b. sports in general The uncountable use of is British English only. In American English, the plural is used. 美国英语中使用 sport 的复数形式 C U | BrE
My favourite sports are tennis and swimming.
我最喜爱的运动是网球和游泳。
a sports team
运动队
a sports club
体育俱乐部
I’ve been playing sports all my life.
我一生都在从事各项体育运动。
All students are encouraged to take part in a sport.
鼓励所有的学生都要参加一项体育运动。
a sports field
运动场
He picked up the newspaper and turned to the sports pages.
他拿起报纸，翻到体育版。
They have excellent sports facilities.
他们拥有很好的体育设施。
A lot of schools don’t really encourage team sports .
许多学校不大鼓励团体运动项目。
Football is one of the most popular spectator sports (=sports watched by a lot of people) .
足球是最受观众欢迎的运动项目之一。
Why is there so much sport on TV?
为什么电视上的体育节目这么多？
I always hated sport at school.
上学时我一直讨厌体育运动。
There’s too much sport on TV.
电视上的体育节目太多了。
He likes watching sports on TV.
他喜欢看电视上的体育节目。
2
HUNTING
打猎
an activity that people do in the countryside, especially hunting or fishing 野外运动〔尤指打猎或钓鱼〕 C
the sport of falconry
放鹰狩猎运动
a demonstration by people opposed to blood sports (=sports that involve killing animals)
反对猎杀动物运动的人士举行的示威游行
3
HELPFUL PERSON
热心人
also 又作 a helpful cheerful person who lets you enjoy yourself [过时] 开朗大度的人 C usually singular 一般用单数 | old-fashioned
be a sport (used when asking someone to help you) 大方一点〔用于向人求助时〕
Be a sport and lend me your bike.
慷慨一点，把自行车借我用一下。
4
a good sport
someone who does not get angry when they lose at a game or sport 输得起的人，输了不生气的人
5
a bad/poor sport
someone who gets angry very easily when they lose at a game or sport 输不起的人，输后不服气的人
6
MAN/BOY
男子/男孩
a. used when speaking to someone, especially a man, in a friendly way b. used when speaking to a boy in a friendly way [美，过时] 小伙子，小朋友，哥儿〔用作对男孩的友好称呼〕 spoken AusE AmE old-fashioned
See you later, sport.
回头见，老兄。
7
FUN
玩笑
fun or amusement [过时] 玩笑，戏谑 U | old-fashioned
Did she torment him merely for sport?
她捉弄他就是为了好玩？
8
make sport of sb
to joke about someone in a way that makes them seem stupid [过时] 开某人的玩笑，嘲笑某人 old-fashioned
verb
9
be sporting sth
to be wearing something or have something on your body and show it to people in a proud way 炫耀某物，卖弄某物
Eric was sporting a new camel-hair coat.
埃里克在炫耀一件新的驼绒大衣。
10 to play together happily [文] 嬉戏，玩耍 I | literary
the sight of dolphins sporting amidst the waves
海豚戏浪的情景