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 A visual aid : Olympics Jargon

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PostSubject: A visual aid : Olympics Jargon   Fri 22 Aug - 9:37

I found this material on the BBC learning site. Iwish it serves you

the javelin


the long stick with a pointed end thrown in a sports competition which is also known as javelin


the shot put
the sports competition in which a heavy metal ball is pushed from the shoulder as far as possible









the discus
a heavy, flat and round object which is thrown as part of a sports competition which is also known as discus




the hammer
the heavy metal ball joined by a wire to a handle, which is thrown as far as possible in the hammer-throwing competition




the pole vault
the sports competition in which the athlete attempts to jump over a high bar using a long stick


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the long jump
the sports competition in which the athlete runs towards a sandpit at
high speed and then jumps from a marked spot as far as possible



the triple jump
similar to the long jump, except that the athlete first hops on one
foot from a marked spot, then performs a step, and finally jumps with
both feet into the sandpit



the high jump



the sports competition in which the athlete attempts to jump over a high bar


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to raise the bar
to put the bar an athlete tries to jump over at a higher level; also to set a new, higher standard



power
strength, energy






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PostSubject: Re: A visual aid : Olympics Jargon   Thu 4 Sep - 12:54

Very illustrative. Thank you sir
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Pretty Algeria




PostSubject: Re: A visual aid : Olympics Jargon   Thu 4 Sep - 21:49

A good illustration for our learners. Thak you Mr. solinet
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