unsportsmanlike
/ˌʌnˈspɔːtsmənlaɪk/ (bre, ipa) · [ənspˈɔrtsmənlˌaɪk] /ˌʌnˈspɔːrtsmənlaɪk/ (ame, ipa) · [ənspˈɔrtsmənlˌaɪk] /ˌən-ˈspȯrts-mən-ˌlīk How to pronounce unsportsmanlike (audio)/ (ame, mw)
unsportsmanlike — 形容詞
- unsportsmanlikepositive
- more unsportsmanlikecomparative
- most unsportsmanlikesuperlative
1. describes actions or words in a game or contest that break the unwritten rules o
違反運動精神
比賽中缺乏公平與尊重的行為
describes actions or words in a game or contest that break the unwritten rules of fair play, respect, and good manners — for example, insulting an opponent, arguing aggressively with officials, or refusing to follow the spirit of the competition.
The referee gave Hoa a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct after she shoved another player.
裁判給了 Hoa 一張黃牌，因為她推了對方球員，屬於違反運動精神的行為。
collocation: unsportsmanlike conduct
Benjamin's unsportsmanlike behaviour — shouting at the umpire — cost his team a penalty point.
Benjamin 對著裁判大吼這種違反運動精神的行為，讓他的球隊被罰了一分。
collocation: unsportsmanlike behaviour
Karim thought it was unsportsmanlike when his opponent refused to shake hands after the match.
Karim 認為對手在比賽結束後拒絕握手，是違反運動精神的表現。
The league suspended the coach for unsportsmanlike remarks directed at the referees.
聯盟因為該教練對裁判發表違反運動精神的言論，將他禁賽。
Constanza's teammates apologised to the other team for her unsportsmanlike actions during the final.
Constanza 的隊友因為她在決賽中違反運動精神的舉動，向另一支球隊道歉。
- unsporting
more common in British English; same meaning but slightly narrower in use
- unfair
broader meaning; can apply outside sports to any situation lacking justice
- dishonourable
more formal and moral in tone; implies a loss of personal integrity
- sportsmanlike
direct antonym; describes fair, respectful behaviour in competition
- fair
broader term; not limited to sports contexts
文法句型
unsportsmanlike + noun
be + unsportsmanlike
用法筆記
Commonly found in sports reporting and official rulebooks. Frequently modifies nouns such as 'conduct', 'behaviour', 'actions', and 'remarks'.