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1 Sportveranstaltung
* * *die Sportveranstaltungsports-meeting; event; sports day; sports event* * *Spọrt|ver|an|stal|tungfsporting event* * *Sport·ver·an·stal·tungf sports event* * ** * *f.sporting event n.sports meeting n. -
2 Sportveranstaltung
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3 Großveranstaltung
f big event; bes. POL. mass rally* * *Groß|ver|an|stal|tungfbig event; (= Großkundgebung) mass rallyeine sportliche Gróßveranstaltung — a big sporting event
* * *Groß·ver·an·stal·tungf big event* * * -
4 Sportereignis
n sports event* * *Spọrt|er|eig|nisntsporting event* * *Sport·er·eig·nisnt [major] sports event* * *Sportereignis n sports event -
5 fair play
■ A way of acting according to ethical principles which, in particular, oppose the concept of sporting success at any price, promote integrity and equal opportunities for all competitors, and emphasise respect of the personality and the dignity of everyone involved in a sporting event.♦ To promote football in a spirit of fair play; to observe the principles of loyalty, integrity and sportsmanship in accordance with the principles of fair play.Fairplay n■ Übergreifende, ethischen Prinzipien verpflichtende Geisteshaltung, die insbesondere die Erzielung eines sportlichen Erfolges um jeden Preis ablehnt, die Integrität fördert, die Chancengleichheit aller Wettkampfteilnehmer bewahren will und die Achtung der Persönlichkeit und Würde aller am sportlichen Geschehen Beteiligten betont.♦ Die Förderung des Fußballs im Geiste des Fairplay; die Beachtung der Grundsätze der Loyalität, Integrität und sportlichen Gesinnung als Ausdruck des Fairplay. -
6 sports injury
■ Injury caused by participation in a sporting event.■ Verletzung, die beim Sport entsteht. -
7 Zeit schinden
1. to kill time [when leading in a sporting event]2. to stall -
8 Veranstaltung
f1. nur Sg. arrangement, organization2. konkret: event; öffentliche: (public) function; UNIV. etc. course; der Besuch der Veranstaltung ist freiwillig / Pflicht course attendance is voluntary / compulsory* * *die Veranstaltungaffair; event* * *Ver|ạn|stal|tung [fɛɐ'|anʃtaltʊŋ]f -, -en1) event (von organized by); (feierlich, öffentlich) function2) no pl (= das Veranstalten) organization* * *die1) (an event, especially sporting, arranged for a certain time: The football team has a fixture on Saturday.) fixture2) (something that entertains, eg a theatrical show etc.) entertainment* * *Ver·an·stal·tung<-, -en>f1. kein pl (das Durchführen) organizing, organization; Feier giving, throwing, organizing, organization; öffentliches Ereignis staging, organizing2. (veranstaltetes Ereignis) event* * *die; Veranstaltung, Veranstaltungen1) (das Veranstalten) organizing; organization2) (Ereignis) event* * *1. nur sg arrangement, organizationder Besuch der Veranstaltung ist freiwillig/Pflicht course attendance is voluntary/compulsory* * *die; Veranstaltung, Veranstaltungen1) (das Veranstalten) organizing; organization2) (Ereignis) event* * *f.event n. -
9 Wettkampf
m contest, competition; Sport (auch Einzeldisziplin) event* * *der Wettkampfcompetition; event; contest; match* * *Wẹtt|kampfmcompetition* * *der1) (the act of competing; rivalry: Competition makes children try harder.) competition2) (a contest for a prize: Have you entered the tennis competition?) competition3) (a struggle, competition etc to gain an advantage or victory: a sporting contest.) contest4) (a contest or game: a football/rugby/chess match.) match* * *Wett·kampfm competition* * *der competition* * ** * *der competition* * *m.contest n.match n.(§ pl.: matches)
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