sportsmanship in Japanese
sportsmanship in Japanese is スポーツマンシップ — sportsmanship means fair, gracious, and respectful behavior in competition, win or lose.
sportsmanship in Japanese
スポーツマンシップ
Pronounced: supōtsumanshippu
The behaviour exhibited in playing sports, either good or bad.
What does "sportsmanship" mean?
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noun Fair, gracious, and respectful behavior in competition, win or lose.
"Shaking hands after the match is a small but important act of sportsmanship."
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sportsmanship in a sentence
- Shaking hands after the match is a small but important act of sportsmanship.
- The coach emphasized sportsmanship over winning at all costs.
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What is "sportsmanship" in Japanese?
"sportsmanship" in Japanese is スポーツマンシップ. sportsmanship means: Fair, gracious, and respectful behavior in competition, win or lose.
How do you pronounce スポーツマンシップ?
"sportsmanship" in Japanese is スポーツマンシップ, pronounced "supōtsumanshippu".
How do you use "sportsmanship" in a sentence?
Example: "Shaking hands after the match is a small but important act of sportsmanship." In Japanese, "sportsmanship" is スポーツマンシップ.
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