Seguimos en esta ocasión con una serie de frases, colocaciones, expresiones, phrasal verbs, etc… sobre los deportes que siempre es necesario tenerlo a mano y saber para cuando se de la ocasión 😉
- Athletics shop – Tienda de atletismo
- There are a lot of clothes to do sports in the athletics shop.
- Dangerous sports – Deportes de riesgo
- What dangerous sports do you practice?
- Fitness trainer – Entrenador de fitness
- I met my new personal fitness trainer last weekend.
- Football player – Jugador de fútbol
- Who do you think is the greatest football player of all time?
- Football pool –Apuesta futbolística
- Every week people buy football pools to win money.
- Football team – Equipo de fútbol
- The Spanish team is the best football team of all time.
- Golf bag – Bolso de golf
- I have a couple of sticks in my golf bag.
- Golf ball – Pelota de golf
- The golf ball flew over the field one mile from here.
- Golf club – Club de golf
- I make a party in the golf club for the golf players.
- Golf course – Campo de golf
- This golf course has eighteen holes.
- Golf stick – Palo de golf
- I borrowed a golf stick in the reception of the club.
- Ice hockey – Hockey sobre hielo
- I like to watch ice hockey on TV.
- Ice skates – Patines de hielo
- My ice skates are faster than yours.
- Jet ski – Moto acuática
- We rent jet skies every summer in the beach.
- Judo classes – Clases de Judo
- They let me do judo classes even though I had never done it before.
- Olympic Games – Juegos olímpicos
- Great Britain gained lost medals in the Olympic Games.
- Physical fitness – Estado de forma física
- Pay a fitness trainer to get a better physical fitness.
- Pool attendant – Encargado de piscina
- The pool attendant sold us two tickets for a day.
- Rugby ball – Pelota de rugby
- The player run along the field with the rugby ball in his hands.
- Ski instructor – Instructor de esquí
- Every time you go to ski you need a ski instructor.
- Ski jacket – Chaqueta para esquiar
- If you do not wear a ski jacket you will be cold.
- Snow boot – Bota para nieve
- We did not bring snow boots when snowed last month.
- Snow shoe – Calzado para nieve
- We have not bought snow shoes to walk on thin ice.
- Sports clothes – Ropa de deporte
- The boy was in trouble for dropping his muddy sports clothes on the changing room floor.
- Table football – Futbolín
- We went out yesterday and play to the table football in the bar.
- Table tennis – Tenis de mesa
- The Chinese people are the best players in table tennis.
- Tennis player – Tenista
- Rafa Nadal is the best tennis player in the world.
- Tennis racket – Raqueta de tenis
- The professional players have big tennis rackets.
- World cup – Copa mundial
- Brazil wins every twelve years a world cup.
- Climbing boots -Botas de escalada
- Last Sunday I wore my climbing boots for the first time.
- Climbing rope – Cuerda de escalada
- I pulled on the climbing rope to show I was safe.
- Crowded beach –Playa abarrotada
- I rather go to mountain than stay on a crowded beach.
- Exciting sport – Deporte excitante o de riesgo
- I have always enjoyed diving since it is an exciting sport.
- Earliest form – La más temprana
- The earliest form of the game that we know of Europe.
- Easier route – Ruta más fácil
- Yesterday, I was climbing with friends and we chose the easier route to go.
- Expensive sport – Deporte caro
- We are raising money to rent a pitch because it is an expensive sport.
- Fast motor cars – Coches rápidos o de carreras
- There is more risk driving fast motor cars tan playing tennis.
- Local football – Fútbol local
- It is not worth it going to watch our local football.
- Local team – Equipo local
- The local team won the football match.
- Muddy clothes – Ropa sucia (manchada de barro)
- Every time I play soccer I go back home with muddy clothes.
- Ordinary sports – Deporte común
- Golf is not as dangerous as some ordinary sports.
- Personal trainer – Entrenador personal
- I have signed up a personal trainer for my sessions of jogging.
- Popular sport – Deporte popular
- The most popular sport in the USA is football.
- Professional football – Fútbol profesional
- I’d like to see my team playing the professional football league.
- Protective pads – Almohadillas protectoras
- I need my protective pads to play rugby.
- Racing driver – Piloto de carreras
- Who is the best racing driver nowadays?
- Safe sport – Deporte seguro
- Climbing is a fairly safe sport nowadays.
- Sports centre – Centro deportivo
- My husband is the director of a sport centre.
- Sports clothes – Ropa deportiva
- Do not forget to wash your sport clothes.
- Sportsperson – Deportista
- You are the best sportsperson I have ever met.
- Swimming lesson – Clase de natación
- I’m going to the pool to have my swimming lessons.
- Walking holidays – Vacaciones de excursiones a pie
- We went on a walking holiday in the Rocky Mountains.
- Yellow card – Tarjeta amarilla
- The referee drew a yellow card to the player.
- Playing ice hockey – Jugar al hockey sobre hielo
- I broke my leg playing ice hockey.
- Playing sports – Haciendo deporte
- Playing sports is very healthy.
- Taking risks – Correr riesgos
- You must be prepared to take risks.
- Apply for a job – Solicitar un trabajo
- I am interested to apply for this job of personal trainer.
- Enroll for a netball – Solicitar un trabajo
- I want to enroll for a netball practice next term.
- Pull on – Tirón
- I pulled on the climbing rope to show I was safe.
- Change up – Cambiar a una velocidad superior
- One of his best pitches is his change up as most batters can’t spot it and they have trouble hitting it.
- Cheering loudly – Animar fuertemente
- We encouraged them to run faster by cheering loudly.
- Keep healthy – Mantenerse sano
- If you want to keep healthy do not smoke.
- Lay up – Tirar a canasta de cerca
- The best players spend a lot of time working on skills to improve their lay ups.
- Play off – Enfrentarse
- In America the most exciting play-off is the World Series.
- Run faster – Correr rápido
- I used to run faster than nowadays.
- Tee off – Dar el primer golpe de golf
- The last group of players will tee off at 2.30 in the afternoon.
- Time out – Descanso, tiempo muerto
- Their coach indicated that he wanted a time out , and the referee stopped the game.
- Ask for – Preguntar, pedir
- You can ask for information if you want.
- Draw up – Redactar
- The first rules to govern the game were drawn up at Cambridge University.
- Finish up – Terminar
- The match will finish up in ten minutes.
- Give up – Dejar, abandonar (un hábito)
- What sports have you either given up taken up recently?
- Grow up – Crecer
- Stephanie grew up in Australia.
- Keen on – Seguir (haciendo algo)
- What sportsperson are you keen on seeing play?
- Keep back – Contener, ocultar
- You used to keep back your feelings.
- Keep off – Evitar, no tocar, abstenerse
- He could not keep off her eyes of him
- Keep up – Mantener en pie, seguir, continuar
- You must keep up with your studies.
- Kit out – Equipar
- The room is kitted out as a gym.
- Swimming lesson – Clase de natación
- I’m going to the pool to have my swimming lesson.
- Looking forward – Estar deseando
- I am looking forward to seeing you next weekend.
- Pull on – Ponerse
- I pulled on the boots.
- Straight out – Directamente
- We were sent straight out along the street until we found the restaurant.
- Take up – Empezar a hacer, dedicarse a algo
- What sports have you either taken up or given up recently?
- Throw in – Sacar de banda
- The referee is ordering to throw in.