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View usage for: (spɔːʳti) Word forms: comparative sportier, superlative sportiest1. adjectiveYou can describe a car as sporty when it performs like a racing car but can be driven on normal roads. The steering and braking are exactly what you want from a sporty car. 2. adjectiveSomeone who is sporty likes playing sports. More Synonyms of sporty sporty in British English (ˈspɔːtɪ) adjectiveWord forms: sportier or sportiest1. (of a person) fond of sport or outdoor activities 2. (of clothes) having the appearance of sportswear 3. (of a car) having the performance or appearance of a sports car nounWord forms: plural sporties4. British informal a young person who typically wears sportswear, is competitive about sport, and takes an interest in his or her fitness Derived forms sportily (ˈsportily) adverb sportiness (ˈsportiness) noun sporty in American English (ˈspɔrti) adjectiveWord forms: ˈsportier or ˈsportiest Informal1. sporting or sportsmanlike 2. characteristic of a sport or sportsman 3. loud, flashy, or showy, as clothes Derived forms sportily (ˈsportily) adverb sportiness (ˈsportiness) noun Examples of 'sporty' in a sentencesporty Not to mention the three luxury family holidays a year and a couple of sporty convertible cars. Cars with sporty modifications are likely to cost more.This makes it great for sporty people who want to replenish energy stores quickly after exercise.These look super sporty with a seriously cool design.It had big wheels and looked really sporty.She was incredibly sporty and competitive from a very early age.Whether our fervour was driven by an urge to look sporty or an urge to look slimmer is a moot point.You can get anything from a supermini to 4x4s to sporty cars at bargain prices.My new man had a privileged upbringing, has a great job and drives a sporty car.If you want to look sporty and casual, lemon is a great colour for a bag.The stainless-steel link bracelet looks sporty but feminine.But that shouldn't deter competitive couples and sporty singles from visiting.First came the sporty look, with tight running leggings and a plain vest for her daily workout.It looks like a sporty hatchback but feels as smart as any Mercedes and brings the practicality of a people carrier.He's very sporty and competitive.Back then if you wanted something sporty you bought a BMW.A big part of the firm's appeal has always been the sporty look.Could you recommend a small, economical but sporty car for about 15,000?It's a big truck, yet looks both sporty and flashy.Despite being a 4x4, it has good handling and sporty looks.I want a sporty car. British English: sporty / ˈspɔːtɪ/ ADJECTIVE A sporty person enjoys playing sports. I'm an outdoor, sporty type and don't want to sit behind a desk all day. - American English: sporty
- Arabic: رِياضِيّ
- Brazilian Portuguese: esportivo
- Chinese: 运动员似的
- Croatian: sportski
- Czech: sportovní člověk
- Danish: sporty
- Dutch: sportief
- European Spanish: deportivo
- Finnish: urheilullinen
- French: sportif
- German: sportlich
- Greek: αθλητικός
- Italian: sportivo
- Japanese: スポーツ好きの
- Korean: 경쾌한
- Norwegian: sporty
- Polish: wysportowany
- European Portuguese: desportivo
- Romanian: persoană activăîi place să facă sport
- Russian: спортивный
- Latin American Spanish: deportivo
- Swedish: sportig
- Thai: มีน้ำใจเป็นนักกีฬา
- Turkish: sporsever
- Ukrainian: спортивний
- Vietnamese: ham mê thể thao
Chinese translation of 'sporty' adj - [person]
爱(愛)运(運)动(動)的 (ài yùndòng de) - [car]
像赛(賽)车(車)的 (xiàng sàichē de)
Definition (of a car) small and fast a sporty car Definition (of a person) interested in sport He would go to the ballgames with his sporty friends. Definition (of clothes) suitable for sport The moustache gave him a certain sporty air. Additional synonymsDefinition busy and energetic the tragedy of an active mind trapped by failing physical health Synonyms energetic, strong, spirited, quick, vital, alert, dynamic, lively, vigorous, potent, animated, vibrant, forceful, nimble, diligent, industrious, sprightly, vivacious, on the go (informal), alive and kicking, spry, full of beans (informal), bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal) Definition having or showing energy and enthusiasm Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic. Synonyms lively, spirited, active, dynamic, vigorous, animated, brisk, tireless, bouncy, indefatigable, alive and kicking, zippy (informal), full of beans (informal), bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal) Definition showy in a vulgar way a flashy sports car Synonyms showy, loud, over the top (informal), flamboyant, brash, tacky (informal), flaunting, glitzy (slang), tasteless, naff (British, slang), gaudy, garish, jazzy (informal), tawdry, ostentatious, snazzy (informal), glittery, meretricious, cheap and nasty, in poor taste, tinselly, bling (slang) - sport with someone
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Additional synonymsDefinition bright and cheerful I like gay, vibrant posters. Synonyms colourful, rich, bright, brilliant, vivid, flamboyant, flashy, gaudy, garish, showyShe was still hearty and strong when she turned 80. Synonyms healthy, well, strong, sound, active, hardy, robust, vigorous, energetic, hale (old-fashioned), alive and kicking, right as rain (British, informal) Definition appropriate to everyday life or use rather than formal occasions Most of the time she needs informal clothes. Synonyms casual, comfortable, leisure, everyday, simpleDefinition smart and attractive a jaunty little hat Synonyms smart, trim, gay, dapper, spruce, showyDefinition colourful and modern a check sports jacket, worn with a plain shirt and jazzy tie Synonyms flashy, fancy, snazzy (informal), gaudy, wild, smart, lively, bling (slang) Definition (of colours or patterns) harsh to look at He liked to shock with his earrings and loud clothes. Synonyms garish, bold, glaring, flamboyant, vulgar, brash, tacky (informal), flashy, lurid, tasteless, naff (British, slang), gaudy, tawdry, showy, ostentatious, brassyDefinition (of a motor vehicle) small and relatively powerful This nippy new car has fold-down rear seats. Synonyms fast (informal), quick, speedyDefinition unconventional or slightly disreputable He was handsome in a raffish kind of way. Synonyms dashing (old-fashioned), casual, careless, bohemian, sporty, unconventional, jaunty, disreputable, rakish, devil-may-careDefinition dashing or jaunty rakish young gentlemen Synonyms dashing (old-fashioned), smart, sporty, flashy, breezy, jaunty, dapper, natty (informal), debonair, snazzy (informal), raffish, devil-may-carethe city's schmick new restaurant Synonyms stylish, smart, chic, polished, fashionable, trendy (British, informal), classy (slang), in fashion, snappy, in vogue, dapper, natty (informal), snazzy (informal), modish, well turned-out, dressy (informal), à la mode, voguish, funky Additional synonymsDefinition colourful, bright in appearance, and very noticeable, and perhaps rather vulgar They were smart but not showy. Synonyms ostentatious, flamboyant, flashy, flash (informal), loud, over the top (informal), brash, pompous, pretentious, gaudy, garish, tawdry, splashy (informal), tinselly Definition (esp. of clothes) stylish and flashy snazzy swimsuits Synonyms stylish, smart, dashing (old-fashioned), with it (old-fashioned, informal), attractive, sophisticated, flamboyant, sporty, flashy, jazzy (informal), showy, ritzy (slang), raffish, schmick (Australian, informal) Definition (of a vehicle) able to travel fast We wish Bill a speedy recovery. Synonyms quick, fast, rapid, swift, express, winged, immediate, prompt, fleet, hurried, summary, precipitate, hasty, headlong, quickie (informal), expeditious, fleet of foot, pdq (slang) Definition smart, fashionable, and attracting attention a very attractive and stylish woman of 27 Synonyms smart, chic, polished, fashionable, trendy (British, informal), classy (slang), in fashion, on trend, snappy, in vogue, dapper, natty (informal), snazzy (informal), modish, well turned-out, dressy (informal), à la mode, voguish, schmick (Australian, informal), bling (slang), funky Definition consciously fashionable a trendy London nightclub Synonyms fashionable, in (slang), now (informal), latest, with it (old-fashioned, informal), flash (informal), stylish, in fashion, in vogue, on trend, up to the minute, modish, voguish, culty, schmick (Australian, informal), funky |