sport

sport
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.
1. allg. sport, bes. Am. sports Sg. oder Pl. (auch fig.); (Sportart) sport; die Welt des Sports the world of sport(s); viel / wenig Sport treiben do (oder go in for) a lot of / not much sport(s); er guckt (im Fernsehen) immer nur Sport umg. he only watches sport(s) (on television); Ball des Sports annual dance for major sporting personalities
2. in der Schule: physical education (abgek. PE)
3. fig. (Steckenpferd) hobby; etw. zum Sport machen do s.th. as a hobby (zum Spaß: for fun); ein teurer Sport an expensive pastime; sich (Dat) einen Sport daraus machen, etw. zu tun umg. delight in doing s.th.
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der Sport
sports; sport
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Spọrt [ʃpɔrt]
m -(e)s, (rare) -e
sport; (= Zeitvertreib) hobby, pastime

treiben Sie Sport? — do you do any sport?

er treibt viel Sport — he goes in for or he does a lot of sport

etw aus or zum Sport betreiben — to do sth as a hobby or for fun

einen Sport aus etw machen (inf) — to get a kick out of sth (inf)

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der
(games or competitions involving physical activity: She's very keen on sport of all kinds.) sport
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Sport
<-[e]s, -e>
[ʃpɔrt]
m pl selten
1. SPORT sport no pl
\Sport treiben to do sport
2. SCH games pl
3. MEDIA sports news
\Sport sehen to watch [the] sport
4. (Zeitvertreib) pastime, hobby
etw aus [o zum] \Sport betreiben to do sth for fun
5.
▶ sich dat einen \Sport daraus machen, etw zu tun (fam) to get a kick out of doing sth fam
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der; Sport[e]s
1) sport; (als Unterrichtsfach) sport; physical education; PE

Sport treiben — do sport

beim Sport — while doing sport

2) (Sportart) sport
3) (Hobby, Zeitvertreib) hobby; pastime
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…sport m im subst:
Ballsport allg ball games pl; Sportart: ball game;
Freizeitsport recreational sport (besonders US sports pl);
Modesport fashionable sport;
Wettkampfsport competitive sport (besonders US sports pl)
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der; Sport[e]s
1) sport; (als Unterrichtsfach) sport; physical education; PE

Sport treiben — do sport

beim Sport — while doing sport

2) (Sportart) sport
3) (Hobby, Zeitvertreib) hobby; pastime
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nur sing. m.
sport n.

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