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Definition of sparring partner in English: sparring partnernoun 1A boxer employed to engage in sparring with another as training. he had been one of Frank Bruno's sparring partners Example sentencesExamples - The two sparring partners will be taking part in a three round comedy charity boxing bout, being encouraged from their corners by Amanda Holden and Vic Reeves.
- Hakkana and Favian paired up for sparring partners.
- Sergio still wasn't as much of a fighter as should would have hoped for in a sparring partner, but he did manage to make things more interesting with his jabs and jokes.
- Her sparring partner wasn't all that much either.
- I have not had a decent sparring partner for some time.
- Your daughter told me you were looking for a sparring partner well I just happen to be looking as well.
- Roshoko was using Keno as a sparring partner, and Bayrie decided they needed a referee.
- You can change settings so that your sparring partner just stands there, attacks or defends.
- They raised their eyebrows at one another as Master Lansong instructed them to choose sparring partners.
- There was no way he thought of me as anything else besides a sparring partner.
- Taekwondo requires much more focus and control because you throw punches and kick at pads and sparring partners.
- Now reduced to working as a sparring partner in seedy gyms, he seems to be on the fast track to nowhere.
- Nobody else could be his sparring partner except me because I was the only one he trusted wouldn't hit him for real.
- Another bonus in having two cats, they can clean each other, chase each other, and they each have a sparring partner.
- ‘This is my dear friend and sparring partner, Ketra Glang,’ sang Melena as she rested her head on the woman's shoulder.
- Dennis Walker, her coach and trainer since she started, often tells her to use her greatest advantage - speed - instead of standing toe-to-toe with her sparring partners.
- They decided to take a quick break, and to switch sparring partners.
- Tyson's former sparring partner, Joe Egan, will also accompany him to York.
- In 1991, when recession gripped the U.S. economy, he started working on some private investigations with his best friend and karate sparring partner, who was in that line of work.
- Right now, it seems to me that you think of other people as sparring partners, partners in crime, or players in a game that you call ‘being honest.’
- 1.1 A person with whom one continually argues or contends.
an old political sparring partner Example sentencesExamples - Deedes is magnanimous to his old sparring partner, deemed by some accounts to be ‘a successful novelist but a failed newspaper reporter’.
- If you're as cynical about marriage as I am, you're probably already aware how easily matrimonial bliss can deteriorate over time into a hideously spiteful and distrustful union of two diametrically opposed sparring partners.
- Their chemistry and timing is always spot-on, and they are completely convincing not only as verbal sparring partners but also as a married couple.
- Doherty frequently posts emotionally heated messages on his website about his sparring partner.
Definition of sparring partner in US English: sparring partnernounspɑrɪŋ ˈpɑrtnərspäriNG ˈpärtnər 1A boxer employed to engage in sparring with another as training. he had been one of Frank Bruno's sparring partners Example sentencesExamples - Tyson's former sparring partner, Joe Egan, will also accompany him to York.
- The two sparring partners will be taking part in a three round comedy charity boxing bout, being encouraged from their corners by Amanda Holden and Vic Reeves.
- Sergio still wasn't as much of a fighter as should would have hoped for in a sparring partner, but he did manage to make things more interesting with his jabs and jokes.
- In 1991, when recession gripped the U.S. economy, he started working on some private investigations with his best friend and karate sparring partner, who was in that line of work.
- ‘This is my dear friend and sparring partner, Ketra Glang,’ sang Melena as she rested her head on the woman's shoulder.
- There was no way he thought of me as anything else besides a sparring partner.
- Now reduced to working as a sparring partner in seedy gyms, he seems to be on the fast track to nowhere.
- Nobody else could be his sparring partner except me because I was the only one he trusted wouldn't hit him for real.
- Hakkana and Favian paired up for sparring partners.
- They decided to take a quick break, and to switch sparring partners.
- Taekwondo requires much more focus and control because you throw punches and kick at pads and sparring partners.
- I have not had a decent sparring partner for some time.
- Another bonus in having two cats, they can clean each other, chase each other, and they each have a sparring partner.
- Roshoko was using Keno as a sparring partner, and Bayrie decided they needed a referee.
- Your daughter told me you were looking for a sparring partner well I just happen to be looking as well.
- They raised their eyebrows at one another as Master Lansong instructed them to choose sparring partners.
- Dennis Walker, her coach and trainer since she started, often tells her to use her greatest advantage - speed - instead of standing toe-to-toe with her sparring partners.
- Right now, it seems to me that you think of other people as sparring partners, partners in crime, or players in a game that you call ‘being honest.’
- You can change settings so that your sparring partner just stands there, attacks or defends.
- Her sparring partner wasn't all that much either.
- 1.1 A person with whom one continually argues or contends.
an old political sparring partner Example sentencesExamples - Doherty frequently posts emotionally heated messages on his website about his sparring partner.
- If you're as cynical about marriage as I am, you're probably already aware how easily matrimonial bliss can deteriorate over time into a hideously spiteful and distrustful union of two diametrically opposed sparring partners.
- Deedes is magnanimous to his old sparring partner, deemed by some accounts to be ‘a successful novelist but a failed newspaper reporter’.
- Their chemistry and timing is always spot-on, and they are completely convincing not only as verbal sparring partners but also as a married couple.
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