Phrasal Verbs 1
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Verbs - sports
Nouns - sports
Sports terms/phrases
100

to make people admire your abilities

show off

100

to get the body ready for exercise

warm up

100

to talk with too much pride about something

boast

100

People who watch an event, especially a sports game or performance, without actively participating in it.

Spectators

100

To disappoint or fail to meet expectations

to be a let-down

200

to compete or fight against someone

take on

200

to become interested in

get into

200

to support

root for
200

 The ability to organize and combine movements or actions smoothly and efficiently, often to achieve a goal.

Coordination

200

 To be exceptionally skilled at something from the beginning

to be a natural at something

300

rely on (someone)

count on

300

to postpone

put off

300

to cause a person or group bad luck

jinx

300

A competition or series of contests to determine the best individual or team in a particular sport or activity.

Championship

300

To become deeply interested or obsessed with something.

to get hooked on something

400

defeat someone in a competition

knock out

400

start to suffer from

come down with

400

to make an unpleasant feeling less strong

relieve

400

People or teams competing against one another in a contest, game, or dispute.

Opponents
400

Something that is so enjoyable or habit-forming that it's hard to stop doing it

Addictive

500

do exercise in order to improve your fitness

work out

500

to start

kick off

500

to shout loudly

yell
500

A physical award, often in the form of a cup, statue, or plaque, given as a symbol of victory or achievement in a competition.

Trophy

500

To learn how to do something competently after some practice.

to get the hang of something

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