sportsmanship in Portuguese
sportsmanship in Portuguese is espírito esportivo — sportsmanship means fair, gracious, and respectful behavior in competition, win or lose.
sportsmanship in Portuguese
espírito esportivo
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 Portuguese?
"sportsmanship" in Portuguese is espírito esportivo. sportsmanship means: Fair, gracious, and respectful behavior in competition, win or lose.
How do you use "sportsmanship" in a sentence?
Example: "Shaking hands after the match is a small but important act of sportsmanship." In Portuguese, "sportsmanship" is espírito esportivo.
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