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1. noun1) (games or competitions involving physical activity: She's very keen on sport of all kinds.) deporte2) (a particular game or amusement of this kind: Hunting, shooting and fishing are not sports I enjoy.) deporte3) (a good-natured and obliging person: He's a good sport to agree to do that for us!) buena persona4) (fun; amusement: I only did it for sport.) diversión
2. verb(to wear, especially in public: He was sporting a pink tie.) lucir- sporting- sports
- sports car
- sports jacket
- sportsman
- sportswear
- a sporting chance
sport n deportedo you play any sports? ¿practicas algún deporte?
sport /(e)s'por/ sustantivo masculino: vestido de sport casually dressed ' sport' also found in these entries: Spanish: adorar - ciudad - deporte - desarrollar - enrollarse - carro - chicho - crónica - lucir - practicar - saco English: casual - excel - sport - work up - all - allow - amateur - attack - award - away - back - ball - bar - bat - best - big - block - blood - call - captain - catch - caution - center - champion - championship - changing room - climbing - color - commentary - competition - competitor - contest - course - court - cover - cricket - cross - default - defend - defender - defense - deliver - derby - disqualify - dive - division - dope - double - draw - dribbletr[spɔːt]1 (gen) deporte nombre masculino■ do you play much sport? ¿practicas mucho deporte?■ what's your favourite sport? ¿cuál es tu deporte preferido?2 (person) buena persona3 (fun) diversión nombre femenino1 (wear proudly) lucir1 (frolic) retozar, juguetear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe sport of kings el deporte de los reyes, la hípicato be good at sport ser buen,-na deportistato make sport of somebody burlarse de alguiensport ['sport] vifrolic: retozar, juguetearsport vtshow off: lucir, ostentarsport n1) : deporte moutdoor sports: deportes al aire libre2) jest: broma f3)to be a good sport : tener espíritu deportivon.• buen chico s.m.• buen perdedor s.m.• deporte s.m.• diversión s.f.• huelga s.f.• juego s.m.• juguete s.m.• majo s.m.v.• jugetear v.• lucir v.
I spɔːrt, spɔːt1) c u deporte mhe enjoys sports o (BrE) sport — le gustan los deportes, le gusta el deporte
2) ( person)to be a good sport — ( to be sporting) tener* espíritu deportivo; ( to be understanding) ser* comprensivo
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transitive verb \<\<clothes/hairstyle\>\> lucir*
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adjective (AmE)[spɔːt]1. N1) (=game) deporte mthe sport of kings — el deporte de los reyes, la hípica
2) (=games in general) deporte(s) m(pl)I love sport — me encantan los deportes or el deporte
3) sports (=athletics meeting) juegos mpl deportivos4) (=hunting) caza fto have some good sport — tener éxito en la caza, lograr unas cuantas piezas hermosas
5) (=fun) juego m, diversión f6) * (=person) persona f amableshe's a good sport — es buena persona, es buena gente (esp LAm)
be a sport! — ¡no seas malo!
8) (Bio) mutación f2.VI liter divertirse3.VT lucir, ostentar4.CPDsport jacket N (US) — = sports jacket
sports bag N — bolsa m de deportes
sports car N — coche m deportivo
sports centre, sports complex N — polideportivo m
sports day N — (Brit) día m de competiciones deportivas (de un colegio)
sports desk N — sección f de deportes
sports drink N — bebida f isotónica
sports editor N — jefe mf de la sección de deportes
sports facilities NPL — instalaciones fpl deportivas
sports ground N — campo m deportivo, centro m deportivo
sports hall N — = sports centre
sports injury N — lesión f deportiva
sports jacket N — chaqueta f sport, saco m sport (LAm)
sports page N — página f de deportes
sports shop N — tienda f de deportes
sports stadium N — estadio m deportivo
sport(s) utility vehicle N — deportivo m utilitario, SUV m
sports writer N — cronista mf deportivo(-a)
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I [spɔːrt, spɔːt]1) c u deporte mhe enjoys sports o (BrE) sport — le gustan los deportes, le gusta el deporte
2) ( person)to be a good sport — ( to be sporting) tener* espíritu deportivo; ( to be understanding) ser* comprensivo
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transitive verb \<\<clothes/hairstyle\>\> lucir*
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2 sport
adj.1 juguete, diversión, divertimiento, entretenimiento, recreo, pasatiempo.2 juguete, objeto de risa y broma.3 cacería a caballo o a pie, partida de pesca, natación.4 animal o planta que exhibe variación espontánea del tipo normal. (biología)5 casual, tipo deportivo.6 deportista.adv.in sport -> en broma, bromeando.s.1 deporte (activity)3 buen perdedor.4 presa.vt.1 lucir, llevar (wear)2 retozar, jugar.3 mutar.vi.1 chancear, juguetear, estar de burla, de juego o de chunga; andarse con chanzas o con burlas; estrenar, lucir.2 variar de repente o espontáneamente del tipo normal. (biología)(pt & pp sported) -
3 sport jacket
s.chaqueta de sport, saco sport. -
4 sport clothes
s.ropas deportivas, ropa de sport. -
5 sport shirt
s.camisa sport, camisa deportiva. -
6 sport building
s.instalación deportiva, edificio para deportes. -
7 sport car
s.automóvil deportivo, carro de tipo deportivo. -
8 sport equipment
s.equipo deportivo. -
9 sport facility
s.servicio deportivo. -
10 sport fishing
s.pesca deportiva. -
11 sport items
s.artículos deportivos. -
12 sport policy
s.política deportiva. -
13 sport theory
s.teoría deportiva. -
14 sport's lottery
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15 be a good sport
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16 flower or ashfilled clay ball for sport
English-spanish dictionary > flower or ashfilled clay ball for sport
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17 man's sport jacket
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18 spoil-sport
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19 water sport
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20 contact sport
deporte nombre masculino en el que hay contacto físico
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