Sports Idioms

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Learn Costa Rican soccer idioms before the video.

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Mary Irene Zaleski

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Sports IdiomsVersión en línea Learn Costa Rican soccer idioms before the video. por Mary Irene Zaleski 1 The Ticos weren't intimidated The Ticos weren't intimidated means they weren't afraid. 2 Taken their first giant down Costa Rica had already taken their first giant down means they beat a very strong opponent. A giant is a strong team, like Uruguay in this match. 3 Playing with house money Playing with house money means using something you didn’t expect to have. Here, Costa Rica had nothing to lose and everything to gain. 4 Against all odds Against all odds describes succeeding when it seemed impossible. It captures the team's surprising turnaround and determination, despite tough competition and limited expectations. 5 Punching above its weight Punching above its weight means the team played better than what people thought possible. 6 The anchor that kept them grounded Anchor that kept them grounded is a metaphor for an important player who provided steady leadership. In this context, Keylor Navas, the goalie. 7 A source of pride and unity A source of pride and unity describes something that makes everyone feel proud and together. The team's success brought national pride and a sense of community. 8 Greatest underdog stories Greatest underdog stories refer to remarkable wins by weaker teams. 9 Dare to dream Dare to dream means believing something big is possible, even when others doubt it. The Costa Rican team's journey invites others to pursue bold goals.

Sports IdiomsVersión en línea

Learn Costa Rican soccer idioms before the video.

por Mary Irene Zaleski

The Ticos weren't intimidated

The Ticos weren't intimidated means they weren't afraid.

Taken their first giant down

Costa Rica had already taken their first giant down means they beat a very strong opponent. A giant is a strong team, like Uruguay in this match.

Playing with house money

Playing with house money means using something you didn’t expect to have. Here, Costa Rica had nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Against all odds

Against all odds describes succeeding when it seemed impossible. It captures the team's surprising turnaround and determination, despite tough competition and limited expectations.

Punching above its weight

Punching above its weight means the team played better than what people thought possible.

The anchor that kept them grounded

Anchor that kept them grounded is a metaphor for an important player who provided steady leadership. In this context, Keylor Navas, the goalie.

A source of pride and unity

A source of pride and unity describes something that makes everyone feel proud and together. The team's success brought national pride and a sense of community.

Greatest underdog stories

Greatest underdog stories refer to remarkable wins by weaker teams.

Dare to dream

Dare to dream means believing something big is possible, even when others doubt it.

The Costa Rican team's journey invites others to pursue bold goals.

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