How do you use "tennis" in a sentence?

She plays tennis every Saturday morning at the local club. Wimbledon is the most famous tennis tournament in the world. Would you like to have a game of tennis this weekend?

tennis

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Significado: A sport played with rackets and a ball on a rectangular court

网球

tenis

テニス

테니스

Tennis is a racket sport played by two players (singles) or four players (doubles) on a court divided by a net. Players hit a ball back and forth, trying to land it in the opponent's court. Wimbledon, held in London, is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament.

tennis是一项球拍运动，由两名选手（单打）或四名选手（双打）在被网隔开的球场上进行。选手来回击球，试图将球落在对手的场地内。在伦敦举办的温布尔登是最古老、最负盛名的网球锦标赛。

El tennis es un deporte de raqueta jugado por dos jugadores (individuales) o cuatro jugadores (dobles) en una cancha dividida por una red. Los jugadores golpean una pelota de un lado a otro, tratando de que caiga en la cancha del oponente. Wimbledon, celebrado en Londres, es el torneo de tenis más antiguo y prestigioso.

tennisは、2人（シングルス）または4人（ダブルス）がネットで仕切られたコートで行うラケットスポーツです。選手はボールを打ち合い、相手のコートに落とそうとします。ロンドンで開催されるウィンブルドンは、最も古く最も権威のあるテニストーナメントです。

테니스는 네트로 나뉜 코트에서 두 명(단식) 또는 네 명(복식)의 선수가 하는 라켓 스포츠입니다. 선수들은 공을 주고받으며 상대편 코트에 공을 떨어뜨리려고 합니다. 런던에서 열리는 윔블던은 가장 오래되고 권위 있는 테니스 대회입니다.

Ejemplos

She plays tennis every Saturday morning at the local club.
她每周六早上在当地俱乐部打网球。
Ella juega al tenis todos los sábados por la mañana en el club local.
彼女は毎週土曜日の朝、地元のクラブでテニスをしています。
그녀는 매주 토요일 아침 동네 클럽에서 테니스를 칩니다.
Wimbledon is the most famous tennis tournament in the world.
温布尔登是世界上最著名的网球锦标赛。
Wimbledon es el torneo de tenis más famoso del mundo.
ウィンブルドンは世界で最も有名なテニストーナメントです。
윔블던은 세계에서 가장 유명한 테니스 대회입니다.
Would you like to have a game of tennis this weekend?
这个周末你想打一场网球吗？
¿Te gustaría jugar un partido de tenis este fin de semana?
今週末テニスをしませんか？
이번 주말에 테니스 한 경기 하시겠어요?

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

Probably from Anglo-French 'tenetz' meaning 'hold! receive!' (called by the server before hitting the ball), imperative of 'tenir' (to hold), from Latin 'tenere'. The modern lawn tennis was codified in 1874.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

The word 'tennis' likely comes from the French 'tenez' meaning 'take' or 'receive', which players called out before serving. The modern game evolved from a 12th-century French handball game played by monks.

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