21.7. gy. TOP 3000 (példák)

beat verb /biːt/ *(beat, beaten) 1 legyőz (ellenfelet), megdönt (rekordot) [T]

Simon always beats me at tennis.

Holland beat Belgium (by) 3-1.

The nationalists were narrowly beaten in the local election.

She has beaten her own record of three minutes ten seconds.

score verb /skɔːr/ [I or T] pontot szerez (sportban, játékban), gólt lő; pontszámot ér el (vizsgán)

He scored just before half-time to put Liverpool 2-1 ahead.

She scored 18 out of 20 in the spelling test.

win verb /wɪn/ *(winning, won, won) 1 nyer, megnyer (versenyt), győz (versenyen) [I or T]

Which year was it that Italy won the World Cup?

Do you think Nadal will win this year?

win verb /wɪn/ *(winning, won, won) 2 nyer, elnyer, megszerez (díjat, jutalmat) [T]

He won £500 for his short story.

This is the third medal she's won this season.

goal noun /gəʊl/ [C] 1 gól (sport)

He scored two goals in the second half.

We won by three goals to one.

Brinkworth scored the winning goal.

lead noun /liːd/ 1 vezetés (versenyben/út mutatása); előny [no plural]

For the first time in the race Harrison is in the lead.

With a final burst of speed she went/moved into the lead.

After last night's win Johnson has taken the lead in the championship table.

By the end of the day's play Davies had a lead of three points.

The whole family walked down to the beach, with Mum in the lead.

shot noun /ʃɒt/ [C] 2 lövés (labdával) (sport)

And that was a great shot by Lineker!

Taylor scored with a low shot into the corner of the net.

competitive adjective /kəmˈpet.ə.tɪv/ 1 verseny-

competitive sports

a highly competitive industry

against preposition /əˈgentst/ 1 ellen (versenyben, perben, stb.), ellenében vkinek/vminek

Germany are playing against Brazil in the final tonight.

between preposition /bɪˈtwiːn/ 3 között (csoportok, csapatok, stb.)

Tonight's game is between the New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams.