内容正文:
Sports idioms
Sport is
interesting
challenging
competitve
compete for NO.1
challenge their limit
interesting people
games
idioms
Structure
Introduction
Main body
Conclusion
Football:
Baseball:
Boxing:
Sport is challenging and so is life.
There are lots of sports idioms that have found their way into everyday language.
Football: move the goalposts;scoring an own goal
Baseball: in the ballpark;a ballpark estimate;throw someone a curveball;three strikes and you are out
Boxing:below the belt;throw in the towel
Read the first paragraph
What is the definition of “idioms”?
What is the function of idioms?
The function of idioms is to make language more colourful and expressive.
Idioms are groups of words with meanings different from the meanings of the individual words.
Football
Idiom
Chinese translation
Meaning in footall
Meaning in everyday life
move the goalposts
to be a fair person
score an own goal
making decisions carefully
Baseball
Idiom
Chinese translation
Meaning in footall
Meaning in everyday life
in the ballpark/a ballpark esimate
throw someone a curveball
Three strikes and you are out
handle things wisely
grasp every chance
estimate roughly
Boxing
Idiom
Chinese translation
Meaning in footall
Meaning in everyday life
below the belt
Throwing in the towel
learn to treat things fairly and ingenuously
learn to admit defeat and give up properly
Read the magazine article about sports idioms. Match the idioms with their explanation.
2. moving the goalposts
1. scoring an own goal
3. in the ballpark/ a ballpark estimate
unfairly changing the