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Match the following sports-related terms with their English translations:
Match the following sports-related terms with their English translations:
el campeón = Champion el entrenador = Trainer/Coach la competencia = Competition el jugador = Player
Match the following terms related to emotions with their English translations:
Match the following terms related to emotions with their English translations:
alegre = Happy furioso/a = Furious enojado/a = Angry agitado/a = Agitated
Match the following sports-related terms with their English translations:
Match the following sports-related terms with their English translations:
el estadio = Stadium el partido = Game/Match el equipo = Team ganar = To win/To earn
Match the following terms related to communication with their English translations:
Match the following terms related to communication with their English translations:
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Match the following verbs related to feelings with their English translations:
Match the following verbs related to feelings with their English translations:
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Match the following terms related to awards with their English translations:
Match the following terms related to awards with their English translations:
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Match the following verbs related to competition with their English translations:
Match the following verbs related to competition with their English translations:
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What is the opposite of 'ganar' in Spanish?
What is the opposite of 'ganar' in Spanish?
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What is the correct translation of 'el auditorio' in English?
What is the correct translation of 'el auditorio' in English?
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Which of the following verbs means 'to become' in Spanish?
Which of the following verbs means 'to become' in Spanish?
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What is the correct translation of 'la competencia' in English?
What is the correct translation of 'la competencia' in English?
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Which of the following words is a synonym for ' emocionado' in Spanish?
Which of the following words is a synonym for ' emocionado' in Spanish?
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What is the correct translation of 'el partido' in English?
What is the correct translation of 'el partido' in English?
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Which of the following verbs means 'to score a goal' in Spanish?
Which of the following verbs means 'to score a goal' in Spanish?
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Study Notes
Sports Vocabulary
- El aficionado (la aficionada) refers to a fan, who at the end applauds (aplaudir) the athlete (el atleta) or champion (el campeón).
- A competition (la competencia) involves athletes competing (competir) against each other, with the goal of winning a championship (el campeonato).
- A tie (el empate) is a possible outcome in a competition, and a trainer or coach (el entrenador, la entrenadora) helps athletes prepare for an event.
Scoring and Results
- A player (el jugador, la jugadora) scores a goal (meter un gol) by kicking the ball (la pelota) into the opponent's goal.
- The score (el tanteo) is the result of a competition, and the outcome may result (resultar) in a win or loss.
Events and Venues
- A league (la liga) is a series of competitions, and a stadium (el estadio) is a venue where games or matches (el partido) are held.
- An auditorium (el auditorio) is a venue for events like a beauty contest (el concurso de belleza) or an interview (la entrevista).
Emotions and Reactions
- Emotions experienced during an event can range from happy (alegre) to angry (enojado/a) or furious (furioso/a).
- One can get bored (aburrirse) or angry (enojarse) during an event, or become (ponerse) excited or agitated.
- To go crazy (volverse loco) is an extreme reaction to an event.
Teams and Outcomes
- A team (el equipo) works together (juntos) to win (ganar) a game or match, but can also lose (perder).
- Losing can result in sadness, while winning can bring joy and excitement.
- In extreme cases, one can even fall asleep (dormirse) or die (morirse) due to emotions or exhaustion.
Sports Vocabulary
- El aficionado (la aficionada) refers to a fan, who at the end applauds (aplaudir) the athlete (el atleta) or champion (el campeón).
- A competition (la competencia) involves athletes competing (competir) against each other, with the goal of winning a championship (el campeonato).
- A tie (el empate) is a possible outcome in a competition, and a trainer or coach (el entrenador, la entrenadora) helps athletes prepare for an event.
Scoring and Results
- A player (el jugador, la jugadora) scores a goal (meter un gol) by kicking the ball (la pelota) into the opponent's goal.
- The score (el tanteo) is the result of a competition, and the outcome may result (resultar) in a win or loss.
Events and Venues
- A league (la liga) is a series of competitions, and a stadium (el estadio) is a venue where games or matches (el partido) are held.
- An auditorium (el auditorio) is a venue for events like a beauty contest (el concurso de belleza) or an interview (la entrevista).
Emotions and Reactions
- Emotions experienced during an event can range from happy (alegre) to angry (enojado/a) or furious (furioso/a).
- One can get bored (aburrirse) or angry (enojarse) during an event, or become (ponerse) excited or agitated.
- To go crazy (volverse loco) is an extreme reaction to an event.
Teams and Outcomes
- A team (el equipo) works together (juntos) to win (ganar) a game or match, but can also lose (perder).
- Losing can result in sadness, while winning can bring joy and excitement.
- In extreme cases, one can even fall asleep (dormirse) or die (morirse) due to emotions or exhaustion.
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Test your knowledge of sports-related vocabulary in Spanish and English. From athletes to championships, score big with this quiz!
