Definition of sports car in English:

sports car

noun

A low-built car designed for performance at high speeds, often having a roof that can be folded back.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most delightful small sports cars of all time has to be the Mazda MX - 5, which, since its arrival on the international scene in 1989, has won firm friends all around the world.
- Another problem is that many people are swayed by ‘conspicuous consumption’ - we see our neighbours' flash sports cars and wish for one ourselves.
- In fact, early on in his career, he would leave miniatures of his work on expensive sports cars in Beverly Hills along Sunset Boulevard.
- The Morgan car company has done this with its sports cars aimed at the connoisseur segment of car buyers.
- The next picture is that of modern day advertising, with sports cars cruising along winding highways to tired strains of electronica.
- In his spare time, Menard races sports cars and go-carts.
- While luxury and sports cars typically define automotive beauty, monster SUVs are the latest trend to hit the industry.
- A royal Shakespeare Company production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ featured sports cars, swimming pools and hypodermic needles.
- A midlife crisis usually makes people think of gray-haired men with sports cars and very young women.
- This year, for every ad featuring sports cars zipping up country roads or beer steins filled to the brim, another touted the advantage of an online or full-service trading account.
- In his late seventies, he bought a sports car, a red Porsche, and that was a surprise.
- If you have a sports car, consider joining the specialist car club associated with it and find out how to take out cover through a specialist insurer.
- They would spend it on Italian suits, English sports cars, and apartments with exposed brick walls.
- Inside, spotlit and presented luxuriously, were the latest Porsche and Jaguar sports cars.
- The 37-year-old bachelor owns a yacht, planes, a helicopter and a collection of sports cars.
- He drives a sports car and behaves with the arrogance of a once famous person.
- The ‘shiny, young faces you see in sports cars and in suburban supermarkets’ aren't all that ‘shallow and empty.’
- They still go home to their big houses in their foreign sports cars.
- ‘They defined sports cars,’ Eason says, ‘and made sports cars more stylish and affordable.’
- Performance tires, often found on sports cars and sport editions, provide more grip.

Definition of sports car in US English:

sports car

nounˈspôrts ˌkärˈspɔrts ˌkɑr

A low-built car designed for performance at high speeds.
Example sentencesExamples
- Inside, spotlit and presented luxuriously, were the latest Porsche and Jaguar sports cars.
- He drives a sports car and behaves with the arrogance of a once famous person.
- Performance tires, often found on sports cars and sport editions, provide more grip.
- One of the most delightful small sports cars of all time has to be the Mazda MX - 5, which, since its arrival on the international scene in 1989, has won firm friends all around the world.
- Another problem is that many people are swayed by ‘conspicuous consumption’ - we see our neighbours' flash sports cars and wish for one ourselves.
- The next picture is that of modern day advertising, with sports cars cruising along winding highways to tired strains of electronica.
- A royal Shakespeare Company production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ featured sports cars, swimming pools and hypodermic needles.
- In fact, early on in his career, he would leave miniatures of his work on expensive sports cars in Beverly Hills along Sunset Boulevard.
- In his spare time, Menard races sports cars and go-carts.
- The Morgan car company has done this with its sports cars aimed at the connoisseur segment of car buyers.
- A midlife crisis usually makes people think of gray-haired men with sports cars and very young women.
- In his late seventies, he bought a sports car, a red Porsche, and that was a surprise.
- The ‘shiny, young faces you see in sports cars and in suburban supermarkets’ aren't all that ‘shallow and empty.’
- If you have a sports car, consider joining the specialist car club associated with it and find out how to take out cover through a specialist insurer.
- ‘They defined sports cars,’ Eason says, ‘and made sports cars more stylish and affordable.’
- While luxury and sports cars typically define automotive beauty, monster SUVs are the latest trend to hit the industry.
- They still go home to their big houses in their foreign sports cars.
- This year, for every ad featuring sports cars zipping up country roads or beer steins filled to the brim, another touted the advantage of an online or full-service trading account.
- The 37-year-old bachelor owns a yacht, planes, a helicopter and a collection of sports cars.
- They would spend it on Italian suits, English sports cars, and apartments with exposed brick walls.

单词	sports car
释义	Definition of sports car in English: sports car noun A low-built car designed for performance at high speeds, often having a roof that can be folded back. Example sentencesExamples One of the most delightful small sports cars of all time has to be the Mazda MX - 5, which, since its arrival on the international scene in 1989, has won firm friends all around the world. Another problem is that many people are swayed by ‘conspicuous consumption’ - we see our neighbours' flash sports cars and wish for one ourselves. In fact, early on in his career, he would leave miniatures of his work on expensive sports cars in Beverly Hills along Sunset Boulevard. The Morgan car company has done this with its sports cars aimed at the connoisseur segment of car buyers. The next picture is that of modern day advertising, with sports cars cruising along winding highways to tired strains of electronica. In his spare time, Menard races sports cars and go-carts. While luxury and sports cars typically define automotive beauty, monster SUVs are the latest trend to hit the industry. A royal Shakespeare Company production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ featured sports cars, swimming pools and hypodermic needles. A midlife crisis usually makes people think of gray-haired men with sports cars and very young women. This year, for every ad featuring sports cars zipping up country roads or beer steins filled to the brim, another touted the advantage of an online or full-service trading account. In his late seventies, he bought a sports car, a red Porsche, and that was a surprise. If you have a sports car, consider joining the specialist car club associated with it and find out how to take out cover through a specialist insurer. They would spend it on Italian suits, English sports cars, and apartments with exposed brick walls. Inside, spotlit and presented luxuriously, were the latest Porsche and Jaguar sports cars. The 37-year-old bachelor owns a yacht, planes, a helicopter and a collection of sports cars. He drives a sports car and behaves with the arrogance of a once famous person. The ‘shiny, young faces you see in sports cars and in suburban supermarkets’ aren't all that ‘shallow and empty.’ They still go home to their big houses in their foreign sports cars. ‘They defined sports cars,’ Eason says, ‘and made sports cars more stylish and affordable.’ Performance tires, often found on sports cars and sport editions, provide more grip. Definition of sports car in US English: sports car nounˈspôrts ˌkärˈspɔrts ˌkɑr A low-built car designed for performance at high speeds. Example sentencesExamples Inside, spotlit and presented luxuriously, were the latest Porsche and Jaguar sports cars. He drives a sports car and behaves with the arrogance of a once famous person. Performance tires, often found on sports cars and sport editions, provide more grip. One of the most delightful small sports cars of all time has to be the Mazda MX - 5, which, since its arrival on the international scene in 1989, has won firm friends all around the world. Another problem is that many people are swayed by ‘conspicuous consumption’ - we see our neighbours' flash sports cars and wish for one ourselves. The next picture is that of modern day advertising, with sports cars cruising along winding highways to tired strains of electronica. A royal Shakespeare Company production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ featured sports cars, swimming pools and hypodermic needles. In fact, early on in his career, he would leave miniatures of his work on expensive sports cars in Beverly Hills along Sunset Boulevard. In his spare time, Menard races sports cars and go-carts. The Morgan car company has done this with its sports cars aimed at the connoisseur segment of car buyers. A midlife crisis usually makes people think of gray-haired men with sports cars and very young women. In his late seventies, he bought a sports car, a red Porsche, and that was a surprise. The ‘shiny, young faces you see in sports cars and in suburban supermarkets’ aren't all that ‘shallow and empty.’ If you have a sports car, consider joining the specialist car club associated with it and find out how to take out cover through a specialist insurer. ‘They defined sports cars,’ Eason says, ‘and made sports cars more stylish and affordable.’ While luxury and sports cars typically define automotive beauty, monster SUVs are the latest trend to hit the industry. They still go home to their big houses in their foreign sports cars. This year, for every ad featuring sports cars zipping up country roads or beer steins filled to the brim, another touted the advantage of an online or full-service trading account. The 37-year-old bachelor owns a yacht, planes, a helicopter and a collection of sports cars. They would spend it on Italian suits, English sports cars, and apartments with exposed brick walls.
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