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Meanings of public sport in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hobby"
Examples for "hobby"
1
She said lockdown changed her art from a hobby to a business.
2
He said Ulster Wool has given him a career and a hobby.
3
Thank you, she says, scampering off to pick up a new hobby.
4
Use the Internet and scholarly sources to learn more about your hobby.
5
He also turned his hobby - politics - into a second career.
1
Hiking remains by far the most popular active pastime for activity holidaymakers.
2
But the debate was a formal skirmishing, a pastime to gain breathing-space.
3
In addition, Halloween and cosplay encourage another popular Japanese pastime: enthusiastic consumption.
4
But now, I am weary; the pastime palls; you no longer amuse.
5
Golf became a universal pastime, currently pursued by some 15 million devotees.
Usage of public sport in English
1
Bicycling also is exposed, as a public sport, to the same reproaches on both sides of the Atlantic.
2
He likewise exhibited public sports, at which he was not present himself.
3
FEMLink questioned Kean's influence in Nasilasila being allowed to leave the prison complex and participate in public sports.
4
That said public sports facilities will remain close and private ones cannot open their clubhouses, toilets or showers for members.
5
In the afternoon there were public sports in the Champs Élysées, and dancing in the open places and the long walks.
6
Its forests, rivers, and lakes are one vast playground and public sporting domain, which is enjoyed almost entirely by means of camping out and boating.