13.2.11. gy. A1C2 (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.

versus preposition /ˈvɜː.səs/ 1 ellen (versenyen, bíróságon)

Tomorrow's game is Newcastle versus Arsenal.

Phrasal verbs:

knock sb out /nɒk/ 2 kiüt (versenyből) [often passive]

The French team were knocked out in the semi final.

Phrases and idioms:

first/second/third/final, etc., round első/második/harmadik/utolsó/stb. kör (pl. versenyen)

He was beaten in the first round.

pace yourself megfelelő iramot diktál magának

You must learn to pace yourself if you want to win.

save a goal gólt ment/véd (sport)

He saved two goals in the last minute of the game.