sport

US: /ˈspɔɹt/

UK: /spˈɔːt/



English - Vietnamese dictionary

sport /spɔ:t/
  • danh từ
    • thể thao
      • inter-university sports: cuộc thi thể thao giữa các trường đại học
      • athletic sports: điền kinh, cuộc thi điền kinh
    • sự giải trí; sự chơi đùa, sự nô đùa; trò đùa, trò cười, trò trớ trêu
      • in sport: đùa, chơi
      • to make sport of somebody: trêu ai
      • to be the sport of Fortune: là trò trớ trêu của số mệnh, bị số mệnh trớ trêu
    • cuộc giải trí, cuộc vui chơi ngoài trời (đi săn, đi câu...)
    • (từ lóng) người tốt, người có tinh thần tượng võ, người thẳng thắn, người trung thực, người có dũng khí
    • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) con bạc
    • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) anh chàng ăn diện, công tử bột
    • (sinh vật học) biến dị
    • nội động từ
      • giải trí; chơi đùa, nô đùa, đùa cợt; trêu chòng
      • (sinh vật học) biến dị
      • ngoại động từ
        • chưng, diện
          • to sport a gold tie-clip: chưng cái kẹp ca vát bằng vàng
        • to sport away
          • tiêu phí (thời gian...) bằng nô đùa, chơi thể thao...
        • to sport one's oak
          • (xem) oak


      Advanced English dictionary

      noun, verb
      + noun
      1 [U] (BrE) (AmE sports [pl.]) activity that you do for pleasure and that needs physical effort or skill, usually done in a special area and according to fixed rules: There are excellent facilities for sport and recreation. + I'm not interested in sport. + the use of drugs in sport
      2 [C] a particular form of sport: What's your favourite sport? + team / water sports + a sports club
      See also - BLOOD SPORT, FIELD SPORTS, SPECTATOR SPORT, WINTER SPORTS
      3 [C] (informal, especially AustralE) used as a friendly way of greeting sb, especially a man: How are you doing, sport? + Good on you, sport!
      4 [U] (formal) amusement or fun: The comments were only made in sport. + to make sport of (= to joke about) sb/sth
      5 [C] (technical) a plant or an animal that is different in a noticeable way from its usual type
      Idioms: be a (good) sport (informal) to be generous, cheerful and pleasant, especially in a difficult situation: She's a good sport. + Go on, be a sport (= used when asking sb to help you).
      + verb
      1 [VN] to have or wear sth in a proud way so that everyone can see: to sport a beard / a diamond ring / a flower in your buttonhole + She was sporting a T-shirt with the company's logo on it.
      2 [V +adv./prep.] (literary) to play in a happy and lively way

      Thesaurus dictionary

      n.
      1 recreation, diversion, pastime, amusement, entertainment, play, distraction, relaxation, divertissement, pleasure, enjoyment, fun:
      I fish for sport, not to earn a living.
      2 jest, humour, fun, mockery:
      They often call him rude names, but only in sport.
      3 make sport of. tease, deride, make a laughing-stock (of), (hold up to) ridicule, make a fool of:
      She doesn't like it when you make sport of her husband.
      v.
      4 frolic, gambol, cavort, romp, caper, play, frisk, lark, rollick, skip about:
      These octogenarians are sporting about like young foals.
      5 show off, exhibit, flaunt, display, wear:
      Keith arrived, sporting the latest in Italian footwear.


      Collocation

      ADJ.

      mainstream, major, popular
      popular field sports such as football
      | minor, minority | amateur, professional, semi-professional | competitive | inter-club, inter-school, etc. | contact, non-contact
      In theory, basketball is a non-contact sport.
      | active | dangerous, hazardous, risky | gruelling | spectator | indoor, outdoor | summer, winter | individual, team | adventure
      the inherent dangers of adventure sports such as mountaineering
      | field | country | motor | water | combat
      Combat sports such as karate and judo carry with them the risk of injury.
      | racket | equestrian | blood, cruel

      VERB + SPORT

      do, play
      He does a lot of sport. We played sports together when we were kids.
      | take up
      I need to take up a sport to get fit. SPORT + NOUN (The following nouns all follow
      sports
      .),
      event | centre, club, facilities, field, ground, hall, pavilion, stadium, venue | day
      the school sports day
      | person, personality, star | team | enthusiast, fan, follower | commentator | channel, coverage, page, paper
      Sports coverage in the local newspaper is quite good.
      | correspondent, editor, journalist, photographer, reporter, writer | injury | bag | equipment | goods | clothes/clothing | shop

      PREP.

      in ~
      the use of dogs in sport

      PHRASES

      the world of sport



      Concise dictionary

      sports|sported|sportingspɔrt /spɔːt
      noun
      +an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition
      +the occupation of athletes who compete for pay
      +(Maine colloquial) a temporary summer resident of Maine
      +a person known for the way she (or he) behaves when teased or defeated or subjected to trying circumstances
      +someone who engages in sports
      +(biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration
      +verbal wit or mockery (often at another's expense but not to be taken seriously)
      verb
      +wear or display in an ostentatious or proud manner
      +play boisterously


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