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long jump [ˊlɒŋdʒʌmp] nспорт. прыжо́к в длину́ -
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noun(Brit. Sport) Weitsprung, der* * *(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) der Weitsprung* * *n SPORT1. (sports discipline)2. (action)▪ \long jumps pl Weitsprünge pl* * ** * *noun(Brit. Sport) Weitsprung, der* * *n.Weitsprung m. -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) salto de longitudlong jump n salto de longitudsalto de longitudmass & count noun salto m de longitud, salto m (en) largo (AmL)* * *mass & count noun salto m de longitud, salto m (en) largo (AmL) -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) lengdehoppsubst.(sport, spesielt britisk) lengdehoppdo the long jump hoppe lengde -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) salto em comprimento* * *long jump[l'ɔŋ dʒ∧mp] n Sport salto em distância. -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) længdespring* * *(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) længdespring -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) langstökk -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) távolugrás -
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uzun atlama* * *uzun atlama* * *(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) uzun atlama -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) skok v daljavo -
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• pituus• pituushyppy* * *(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) pituushyppy -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) tāllēkšana* * *tāllēkšana -
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(a sports contest in which people jump as far as possible.) šuolis į tolį
См. также в других словарях:
long jump — long′ jump n. 1) spo a jump for distance from a running start 2) spo an athletic field event featuring competition in the long jump Also called broad jump • Etymology: 1880–85 long′jump , v.i. long′ jump er, n … From formal English to slang
long jump — n the long jump a sport in which each competitor tries to jump further than anyone else >long jumper n … Dictionary of contemporary English
long jump — ► NOUN (the long jump) ▪ an athletic event in which competitors jump as far as possible along the ground in one leap. DERIVATIVES long jumper noun … English terms dictionary
long jump — Track & Field n. 1. an event in which contestants take turns jumping for distance, after a running start, usually into a long pit of sand 2. a jump in such an event … English World dictionary
Long jump — The long jump is an athletics (track and field) event in which athletes combine speed, strength, and agility in an attempt to leap as far from the take off point as possible.Competitors sprint down a runway (usually coated with the same… … Wikipedia
long jump — noun 1. a competition that involves jumping as far as possible from a running start • Syn: ↑broad jump • Hypernyms: ↑field event • Part Meronyms: ↑run up 2. the act of jumping as far as possible from a running start • … Useful english dictionary
long jump — Track and Field. 1. a jump for distance from a running start. 2. a field event featuring competition in the long jump. Also called broad jump, running broad jump. [1880 85] * * * or broad jump Track and field sport consisting of a horizontal jump … Universalium
long-jump — /lawng jump , long /, v.i. Track and Field. to execute a long jump. Also, broad jump. * * * … Universalium
long-jump — /lawng jump , long /, v.i. Track and Field. to execute a long jump. Also, broad jump … Useful english dictionary
long jump — noun (the long jump) an athletic event in which competitors jump as far as possible along the ground in one leap. Derivatives long jumper noun … English new terms dictionary
long jump — noun the long jump a sport in which each competitor tries to jump further than anyone else long jumper noun (C) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English