1.【体】体育道德;运动员精神
2.公平;公正
1.[Sports]conduct considered fitting for a sportsperson, including observance of the rules of fair play, respect for others, and graciousness in losing
2.fair behavior in other activities, such as politics
1.Like a sense of humor, sportsmanship is an English ideal which not all Englishmen live up to.
同幽默感一样，运动员精神是英国式的理想，这一点并非所有的英国人都做得到。
2.He said, "Don't worry. He's speaking in a parish hall. We're sitting in folding chairs. He's talking about sportsmanship. It's not a sin. "
他说：“别担心。他现在在教区大厅里演讲，我们就坐在折叠椅上。听他讲运动精神。这算不得罪过。”
3.They also appreciated his sportsmanship after the next day's newspapers featured him pictured congratulating Bobby Charlton with an embrace.
比赛第二天的报纸上，他拥抱并祝贺博比-查尔顿的照片则让英国人更加欣赏他的体育精神。
4.It is really true that some soccer stars play for money only and are ready to do something against sportsmanship.
确实有的足球明星只为钱踢球，并愿做违背运动员风度的事情。
5.china and japan are have terrible sportsmanship too more than corea. anyway, Coreans are physically STRONGER than any other races.
中国和日本固然比韩国拥有更可怕的运动精神。但是无论如何，韩国人的身体都比其它任何一个种族都要强壮。
6."We look to these types of exchanges to promote good sportsmanship and strengthen our people-to-people contact with China, " he said.
“我们期待通过这些类型的交流，促进良好的体育精神，同时加强我们和中国人与人之间的沟通。”他说。
7.Patty was aware that this was not her finest hour of sportsmanship.
帕蒂心里明白，这算不得她作为运动员的光辉时刻。
8.Sometimes I think his enormous amount of sportsmanship is unhealthy, I mean where does all that anger go?
我觉得他的那么多运动细胞是不正常的，我的意思是，他的愤怒跑哪里去了？
9.English school-boys often show this sense of sportsmanship to a surprisingly high degree in their relations with each other.
英国的男孩子常常在相互交往中把这种运动员精神表现得淋漓尽致。
10.Spreading over the physical spirits and promoting international communications. B. Promote sportsmanship and international exchanges.
弘扬体育精神，促进国际往来。