endurance sports in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for endurance sports in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sports [spɔːts] ADJ

1. sports SPORTS:

sports page/program

de deportes

sports channel

canal m deportivo

sports commentator

comentarista deportivo m / comentarista deportiva f

the sports desk

la redacción de deportes

sports editor

editor m de la sección deportiva or de deportes / editora f de la sección deportiva or de deportes

sports facilities

instalaciones fpl deportivas

sports page

sección f deportiva or de deportes

2. sports (casual):

sports clothes/shirt

sport adj inv

sports clothes/shirt

de sport

I.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] N

1.1. sport C or U:

sport

deporte m

he enjoys sports or Brit sport

le gustan los deportes

he enjoys sports or Brit sport

le gusta el deporte

tennis is a popular sport

el tenis es un deporte con muchos adeptos

the sport of kings

el deporte de los reyes

the sport of kings

la hípica

1.2. sport <sports, pl > Brit (athletics meeting):

sport

competencia f deportiva

sport

competición f deportiva Spain

2.1. sport (person):

to be a good sport (to be sporting)

tener espíritu deportivo

to be a good sport (to be understanding)

ser comprensivo

come on, be a sport and lend it to us inf

anda, sé bueno y préstanoslo

come on, be a sport and lend it to us inf

andá, sé pierna y prestánoslo RioPl inf

2.2. sport Aus inf as form of address:

sport

amigo m / amiga f

3. sport U dated (amusement):

sport

solaz m liter

sport

diversión f

it was all done in sport

fue todo en broma

II.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] VB trans

sport clothes/diamonds/hairstyle:

sport

lucir

he came in sporting a black eye

apareció luciendo un ojo morado hum

III.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] VB intr liter

sport animals/people:

sport

retozar liter

IV.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] ADJ Am

1. sport SPORTS:

sport equipment

de deportes

2. sport (casual):

sport clothes

sport adj inv

sport clothes

de sport

endurance [Am ɪnˈd(j)ʊrəns, ɛnˈd(j)ʊrəns, Brit ɪnˈdjʊər(ə)ns, ɛnˈdjʊər(ə)ns, ɪnˈdʒɔːr(ə)ns, ɛnˈdʒɔːr(ə)ns] N U

endurance (physical)

resistencia f

endurance (physical)

aguante m

endurance (mental)

entereza f

endurance (mental)

fortaleza f

powers of endurance

capacidad f de aguante

a feat of endurance

una proeza de resistencia

beyond or past endurance

intolerable

he made them suffer beyond endurance

los hizo sufrir hasta que no podían más

attr endurance test

prueba f de resistencia

endurance record

récord m de resistencia

endurance sports in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for endurance sports in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sport [spɔ:t, Am spɔ:rt] N

1. sport (activity):

sport

deporte m

2. sport inf (person):

to be a (good) sport

ser buena gente

II.sport [spɔ:t, Am spɔ:rt] VB trans

sport

llevar

endurance [ɪnˈdjʊərəns, Am enˈdʊrəns] N no pl

endurance

resistencia f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

No lifts here: you climb the same distance, so skiers must also enjoy endurance sports and a physical challenge.

calgaryherald.com

But, as they say in endurance sports, it's a marathon, not a sprint.

jam.canoe.com

A new service is available for athletes involved in running, cycling and other endurance sports.

www.lfpress.com

He knows endurance sports are often considered as something you do when you are running away from something.

www.independent.ie

He's more a doer of endurance sports, from cross-country skiing to snow-shoeing to cycling.

www.thestar.com

With these endurance sports, you just keep seeing things get crazier and crazier every year, and it's fascinating.

www.westword.com

Overcoming pain is often seen as the fundamental challenge in endurance sports.

www.theglobeandmail.com

While competing, he suspected rivals of doping, despite endurance sports being less susceptible to drug cheats.

www.stuff.co.nz

The same thing happens in the muscles of people who engage in endurance sports, like marathons and long-distance swimming.

www.businessinsider.com.au

This is most effective in the endurance sports such as cross-country skiing.

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