单词	kumite
释义	kumite in British English (ˈkuːmɪˌteɪ) noun martial arts freestyle sparring or fighting Word origin C20: Japanese, literally: sparring Examples of 'kumite' in a sentence kumite Those for sparring (kumite) are lighter, stronger and better ventilated than those for a kata - a setpiece routine of moves. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Image of kumite © Kruglov_Orda, shutterstock
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