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1 gymnastique
gymnastique [ʒimnastik]feminine noungymnastics sg• gymnastique intellectuelle or de l'esprit mental gymnastics sg► gymnastique douce ≈ Callanetics ®* * *ʒimnastikgymnastique de l'esprit — fig mental exercise
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒimnastik nf1) SPORT gymnastics sg2) (au réveil) keep-fit exercises pl* * *gymnastique ⇒ Les jeux et les sports nf ( discipline) gymnastics (+ v sg); ( exercices) exercises (pl); gymnastique féminine/masculine ( en compétition) women's/men's gymnastics; ( en amateur) gymnastics for women/men; gymnastique respiratoire/abdominale breathing/stomach exercises; je fais 20 minutes de gymnastique tous les matins I exercise for 20 minutes every morning; gymnastique intellectuelle or de l'esprit fig mental exercise; faire or se livrer à toute une gymnastique pour attraper les verres/faire un emploi du temps to tie oneself in knots to reach the glasses/make a timetable.gymnastique aquatique aquagym; gymnastique corrective ≈ physiotherapy exercises (pl); gymnastique d'entretien keep fit; gymnastique rythmique et sportive, GRS eurythmics (+ v sg); gymnastique suédoise callisthenics (+ v sg).[ʒimnastik] nom fémininprofesseur de gymnastique gymnastics ou PE teachergymnastique mentale ou intellectuelle mental gymnastics -
2 sport
sport [spɔʀ]1. masculine noun• sport individuel/d'équipe or collectif individual/team sport• sport en salle/de plein air indoor/outdoor sport• sport de compétition/de combat competitive/combat sport• sports nautiques/mécaniques water/motor sports2. invariable adjective[vêtement, coupe] casual* * *spɔʀPhrasal Verbs:••ça c'est du sport! — (colloq) this is no picnic! (colloq)
il va y avoir du sport! — (colloq) this is going to be fun ou interesting!
* * *spɔʀ1. nm2. adj inv1) (vêtement) casual2) (= fair-play) (personne) sporting* * *sport nm ( activité générale) sport; ( ensemble d'activités) sports (pl); aimer le sport to like sport; vous faites du sport? do you do any sports?; quel sport faites-vous? which sport(s) do you do?; je ne fais plus de sport I don't do any sport any more; je fais un peu de sport tous les jours I do a little sport every day; j'ai fait beaucoup de sport dans ma jeunessse I did a lot of sport in my youth.sport amateur amateur sport; sport automobile motor sports, car-racing; sport cérébral intellectual game; sport en chambre○ bedroom sports (pl); sport de combat combat sport; sport de compétition competitive sport; sport d'équipe team sport; sport extrême extreme sport; sport d'hiver winter sport; aller aux sports d'hiver to go on a winter sports holiday GB ou vacation US; sport individuel individual sport; sport de masse popular sport; sport professionnel professional sport.ça c'est du sport○! this is no picnic○!; il va y avoir du sport○! this is going to be fun ou interesting!; faire qch pour le sport or pour l'amour du sport to do sth for fun ou for the fun of it.[spɔr] adjectif invariable1. [vêtement pratique, de détente] casual2. [fair-play] sporting————————[spɔr] nom masculin1. [ensemble d'activités, exercice physique] sport[activité de compétition] (competitive) sportsport équestre equestrian sport, equestrianism2. (familier & locution)faire quelque chose pour le sport to do something for the fun ou the hell of it————————de sport locution adjectivale[terrain, vêtement] sports (modificateur)
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