英语词汇“sportive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

sportive1

/ˈspɔːtɪv

adjective

1Playful; light-hearted: Sir John was in sportive mood...

Tom, in his sportive mood, had caused serious inconvenience to a most respectable policeman.
Brown has long had about him a sportive, Cyrano-esque panache.
The jack-o'-lantern is a sportive creature whose innate love of mischief causes him to lead travelers astray.

1.1 archaic Amorous; lustful: a sportive man who drank and loved too much...

Various sportive young matrons of his acquaintance‥certainly felt no overmastering desire to keep their husbands at their sides.

2Relating to, interested in, or good at sport: Britain’s architectural and sportive heritage I was always a very sportive person—I played almost every sport...

Psychology can have a big impact on sportive performance - our heads probably count for 70 percent of our performances.
Enhanced parasympathetic activity of sportive women is paradoxically associated to enhanced resting energy expenditure.
It's summertime and weekend trips for sportive or business reasons are on the list!

Derivatives

sportively

/ˈspɔːtɪvli/ adverb ...

Some might take a prank sportively, while others might take offence to it.
It is exactly in such a situation that any suggestion to consider the game sportively rather than sentimentally becomes a heresy.
As a blogger you should take every criticism sportively.

sportiveness

/ˈspɔːtɪvnəs/ noun ...

Certainly the enjoyment in the fifty-eight poems lies, I think, in their sportiveness.
As holidays go, this celebration of sport and sportiveness is as good as it gets.
The car's excellent handling and sportiveness make it a point of reference in its category.

Origin

Late 16th century: from sport + -ive.

sportive2

/spɔːˈtiːv

noun

A long-distance road cycling event in which a large number of cyclists ride a marked route: you may have put in hours of training before your first sportive, but all your good work can be undone if you neglect to prepare your bike...

Our story begins in Norwich, where an organized cycling event called the Boudicca Sportive took place.
Training on a Wattbike is without doubt the most effective way to prepare for a challenging sportive.
Their traditional, voluntarist rides were losing out to the modern, glitzy sportive.

Origin

Early 21st century: shortened from cyclosportive.

单词	sportive
释义	sportive1 /ˈspɔːtɪv / adjective 1Playful; light-hearted: Sir John was in sportive mood... Tom, in his sportive mood, had caused serious inconvenience to a most respectable policeman. Brown has long had about him a sportive, Cyrano-esque panache. The jack-o'-lantern is a sportive creature whose innate love of mischief causes him to lead travelers astray. 1.1 archaic Amorous; lustful: a sportive man who drank and loved too much... Various sportive young matrons of his acquaintance‥certainly felt no overmastering desire to keep their husbands at their sides. 2Relating to, interested in, or good at sport: Britain’s architectural and sportive heritage I was always a very sportive person—I played almost every sport... Psychology can have a big impact on sportive performance - our heads probably count for 70 percent of our performances. Enhanced parasympathetic activity of sportive women is paradoxically associated to enhanced resting energy expenditure. It's summertime and weekend trips for sportive or business reasons are on the list! Derivatives sportively /ˈspɔːtɪvli/ adverb ... Some might take a prank sportively, while others might take offence to it. It is exactly in such a situation that any suggestion to consider the game sportively rather than sentimentally becomes a heresy. As a blogger you should take every criticism sportively. sportiveness /ˈspɔːtɪvnəs/ noun ... Certainly the enjoyment in the fifty-eight poems lies, I think, in their sportiveness. As holidays go, this celebration of sport and sportiveness is as good as it gets. The car's excellent handling and sportiveness make it a point of reference in its category. Origin Late 16th century: from sport + -ive. sportive2 /spɔːˈtiːv / noun A long-distance road cycling event in which a large number of cyclists ride a marked route: you may have put in hours of training before your first sportive, but all your good work can be undone if you neglect to prepare your bike... Our story begins in Norwich, where an organized cycling event called the Boudicca Sportive took place. Training on a Wattbike is without doubt the most effective way to prepare for a challenging sportive. Their traditional, voluntarist rides were losing out to the modern, glitzy sportive. Origin Early 21st century: shortened from cyclosportive.
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