unsportsmanlike
违反体育道德
definition
adjective
a penalty against us for unsportsmanlike conduct
not fair, generous, or sportsmanlike.
example
Throughout the tournament our team was criticized for perceived 'unsportsmanlike' behavior.
He drew a 15-yard 'unsportsmanlike' conduct penalty for taunting after he flipped the ball at a Detroit player on the sideline.
The use of rules in an unfair and 'unsportsmanlike' fashion is what makes pilots unhappy with Category I competitions.
The advice to ‘not look back until you've passed the finish line’ was selfish and 'unsportsmanlike' .
The ugly face of national pride has shown itself in the Australian Open, and it's time 'unsportsmanlike' behaviour was eradicated
It was determined that the existing rules, as written, failed to provide the referee with the ability to warn or otherwise discipline a player for 'unsportsmanlike' conduct or dangerous play.
West Indies won the inaugural Test 13 years ago, but had to rely on some 'unsportsmanlike' tactics to avoid defeat five years ago.
You might get an 'unsportsmanlike' penalty for mocking your opponent, but it's well worth the price of 15 yards and a yellow flag.
The chief offender was Armstrong, who got very nasty and 'unsportsmanlike' , refusing to accept the umpire's decision.
In a police interview, he accepted he had delivered the butt and said he knew his actions were 'unsportsmanlike' .
I've never seen a player justify 'unsportsmanlike' actions by saying, ‘I'm going to do what I want to and say what I want to.’
The Ravens coach shook his fist at the crowd after his team went ahead 24-10, one of the most 'unsportsmanlike' gestures I have ever observed.
But there is no penalty box in golf, no 15-yard penalties for 'unsportsmanlike' conduct.
He behaved in a very 'unsportsmanlike' way and I asked him why he did that and then he completely lost it again.
The Saints were penalized 15 yards for 'unsportsmanlike' conduct for the stunt.
Here were the English being accused by the Australians of being 'unsportsmanlike' , which was the last thing they ever expected to be accused of by Australians.
His sophomore year, he was unable to pitch due to 'unsportsmanlike' conduct directed towards one of the umpires that had gotten him ejected for the rest of the state tournament.
I also see a lot of penalties for taunting and 'unsportsmanlike' conduct.
By his code of honor, it would been 'unsportsmanlike' to drop out.
Yes, playing with an unfair advantage is 'unsportsmanlike' .
In both cases, the rules were changed because the actions of the quarterbacks were judged to be 'unsportsmanlike' .
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