| 单词 | disport |
| 释义 | dis·port I. 1. a. b. 2. archaic Synonyms: see play II II. transitive verb 1. < converted one of the stables … into a billiard room and here the youths disported themselves to their hearts' content — Thomas Wall > < sea lions bark and disport themselves before a gallery of enthusiasts — American Guide Series: New York City > 2. < the town disported three bright shiny new hacks with rumbling wheels — W.A.White > < gave the … critics an opportunity to disport their innocence of Christian knowledge or culture — Time > 3. < disported himself like the high-bred virtuoso he is — Musical Digest > < equip a man to disport himself gracefully in the domain of American speech — Saturday Review > intransitive verb < do you dig in the garden, ride horses, disport at dude ranches, or amble around the countryside? — Better Homes & Gardens > < in this den he would disport among books, radios, tape recorders — Murray Schumach > Synonyms: see play |
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