High Intermediate - 5.3 Flashcards


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Team and Individual Sports
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1

benefit

faa'iido

something that helps you or gives you an advantage

EXAMPLE: One benefit of exercising every day is that you will have more energy!

2

commitment

ballanqaad

a promise or decision to do something

EXAMPLE: The football players made a commitment to lift weights 3 days a week.

3

form a bond

xariir sameyn

to develop a strong relationship with someone

EXAMPLE: She holds her baby and looks into his eyes many times throughout the day. This helps them form a close bond.

4

(phrasal verb) hang out

waqti is dhaafin

to spend time with someone

EXAMPLE: Let's hang out on Saturday!

5

at your own pace

xawaarahaaga

You decide how fast or slow you do something.

EXAMPLE: I like jogging by myself. That way I can go at my own pace.

6

athlete

orodyahan

someone who is very good at a sports and competes with others

EXAMPLE: My daughter is on the basketball team, the ski team, and the swim team at school. She is quite an athlete!

7

back up a claim

keydinta dalabka

to give evidence that proves your point

EXAMPLE: I don't agree with your opinion. You need to explain why you believe that. You need to back up your claim.

8

demand

ku adkeysasho

to require

EXAMPLE: Being on that sports team demands a lot of time. You have to practice with your teammates 5 days a week.

9

encourage

dhiirigelin

to make someone more likely to do something

EXAMPLE: My parents believe that education is very important. They encouraged me to go to college and get a degree.

10

(phrasal verb) let down

hoos u dhigid

to disappoint

EXAMPLE: The boy wanted to go skiing. His mom said yes. Then she changed her mind and said no. She let him down.

11

perform

fulin

to do a job or a piece of work

EXAMPLE: Athletes perform better after they have some time to rest.

12

specific

gaar ah

used to refer to a particular thing and not something general

EXAMPLE: I don't have much time. What is the specific reason that you want to go to the store? Please hurry.

13

work towards

u shaqeeya dhanka

to try to achieve a goal

EXAMPLE: Everyone on the team is working towards the same goal: They all want to improve their skills and win the game!