sportsmen的意思|sportsmen的解释-里氏词典

sportsmen

n. 运动员

Well-known sportsmen can earn large sums of money from manufacturers by endorsing clothes and equipment.
著名运动员在广告中替厂家宣传运动服装和器械, 可获得巨额报酬.
Sportsmen have been training hard for the games.
运动员一直在为这次运动会进行紧张训练。

Sportsman \Sports"man\ (sp[=o]rts"man), n.;pl. {Sportsmen}
(-men).
One who pursues the sports of the field; one who hunts,
fishes, etc.

"The sportsmen are crazy about sports, not spending money on shopping," said Y.K. Kim, a tailor.
Appearing with some of the officials at a news conference after the meeting, Dukakis said he favored placing restrictions on small handguns but said he recognized the "perfectly legitimate right" of sportsmen and others to own guns.
In their public utterances, members of each have taken unfailing care to portray members of the other as great sportsmen and fine fellas.
But sportsmen in competition can be blinkered. There have been many other happy returns in these Games.
Add to the women shoppers all the male sportsmen like myself who like to stop off at a store to pick up a soda before heading home and you realize why spring comes none too soon for the convenience-store people.
NRA spokesman have been arguing that a ban on the weapon would not really work because it would be disobeyed by criminals and kept out of the hands of law-abiding hunters and other sportsmen.
Plus, it gives sportsmen something else to hunt and an extended season.
In 1985, the Legislature codified a Supreme Court decision giving sportsmen the right to cross property lines at will if they followed streams and stayed between the high-water marks.
If that's not bad enough, the conduct of some British sportsmen has left much to be desired of late in a nation that values decorum as highly as victory.
Grants to states under the sport fish restoration program would grow by $8 million to $190 million, but this increase is only a third of what would be justified given the fees paid into the fund by private sportsmen.
It has been a major competitor in the Whitbread Race and in the America's Cup. One big disadvantage for world class New Zealand sportsmen or teams is distance.
In Amersham a doctor for elite sportsmen explained to me why black athletes' bodies make them so formidable.
Michigan's largest conservation and sportsmen's group, Michigan United Conservation Clubs, took aim at Penney on Friday.
Members of the family also have become philanthropists, art patrons and sportsmen.
TIMID Australian sportsmen are about as common as possums in Pontypool.
Only Colin Southgate of Thorn EMI and Allen Sheppard of GrandMet prefer pruning the roses to throwing, kicking or hitting balls. There are plenty of famous sportsmen who have made it in business.
Thanks to the combined efforts of state game departments and thousands of concerned sportsmen the sound of a turkey gobble can be heard in all states except Alaska, even in those that didn't traditionally hold the big bird.
But the effect of adding exotics to the Texas hill country goes much deeper than adding to a struggling economy and creating new opportunities for sportsmen.
Two sportsmen sit in a court of law.
Twenty years ago, when those who went skiing were predominantly 'serious' sportsmen, lunch was a prompt invasion that lasted no more than half an hour and involved, at most, a glass of mulled red wine.
Few who've been there would disagree that the grounds of Michael Murphy & Sons are an amusement park for adult sportsmen.
Some sportsmen accuse landowners like Grosfield of trying to usurp a natural resource for themselves.
The British taught the world how to be good sportsmen and sportswomen, so we mean it when we wish Sydney well.' Anti-Olympic campaigners in Berlin did not crack open the champagne, nor did they burst out in song last night.
Many fear the dispute pitting northern Wisconsin resort owners and sportsmen against the Indians, who have federal court approval to begin spear fishing before fishing season opens, will turn violent.
It seems likely to decide whether these scenic shores are mostly the domain of residents and sportsmen; and it could tilt for decades the U.S. role in a growing world industry.
Tuborg, its great rivals in the local beer market, is now said to be considering a similar sponsorship programme. Moreover, for Turkey's sportsmen, the hope is that the Games will spur a national revival.
Some of our greatest sportsmen (Daley Thompson, Linford Christie, Frank Bruno, Geoff Capes) have openly admitted that they might now be doing time were it not for sporting opportunities.
Oscar award-winning actor Charlton Heston blasted a gun-control bill pending in the state Legislature at an annual dinner Saturday night sponsored by a sportsmen's association.
Together, all these things make this migration of western sportsmen a particularly interesting one in which to take part. Michael Wigan flew Finnair to Murmansk.

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