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bullfight

noun (a bullfight, bullfights)

«bullfight» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A public show, mainly in Spain, Portugal, southern France and parts of Latin America, in which people fight a bull in a ring; in most bullfights the bull is killed. tree →

In the lessons

In culture and ethics lessons, bullfighting is a tradition that many people see as cruel to animals; it is banned in some places and many people protest against it. Related: bullfighter, matador, bullring.

Examples

  • A bullfight takes place in a ring called a bullring. tree →
  • Many people think bullfights are cruel. tree →
  • The matador waved a red cape at the bull in the bullfight. tree →
  • Some towns have banned bullfights. tree →
  • We learnt about the debate over bullfights in Spain. tree →

Note

One word. Countable: bullfights. Myth: bulls are not angered by the red colour; they react to the cape's movement, because bulls cannot see red well.

On Mova

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