13.2.10. gy. A1C1 (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.

draw verb /drɔː/ *(drew, drawn) 3 döntetlen eredményt ér el (sport) [I or T]

England drew 2-2 against Italy.

hold verb /həʊld/ [T] *(held, held) 6 tart (helyezést egy versenyben)

to hold the world record

The team held the lead until the 89th minute.

lead verb /liːd/ *(led, led) 2 vezet (versenyen) [I or T]

After thirty minutes the challengers were leading by two goals.

With two laps to go he led by less than two seconds.

The Lions lead the Hawks 28 - 9.

lose verb /luːz/ *(lost, lost) 3 veszít, elveszít, vereséget szenved (versenyen, mérkőzésen, stb.) [I or T]

If we lose this game, we're out of the championship.

They're losing 3-1.

They lost to Arsenal.

Everyone hates losing an argument.

They hadn't lost an election in fifteen years.

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.

bronze noun /brɒnz/ 1 bronz (érem) (sport)

He won a bronze in the 200m.

champion noun /ˈtʃæm.pi.ən/ [C] 1 bajnok (versenyé)

an Olympic champion

She is the world champion for the third year in succession.

The defending champion will play his first match of the tournament tomorrow.

Who are the European football champions?