This summer will be sparse at best.
The following is from The Guardian of Mar. 25.
What does the last sentence “This summer will be sparse at best. Someone have a word” mean?
Hosting the Tokyo Games in the spring would have at least one major advantage – it would be far cooler than in the summer. But Dai Greene, the former world 400m hurdles champion, warned it would give athletes less chances to qualify, especially if coronavirus leads to the 2020 summer of sport being cancelled.
“When do we get the chance to compete and qualify for a spring Games?” Greene wrote on Twitter. “This summer will be sparse at best. Someone have a word.”
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“This summer will be sparse at best. ” Someone have a word . Someone should talk to the Olympic Games organizers about this.
- “This summer will be sparse at best.
- ” Someone have a word .
- Someone should talk to the Olympic Games organizers about this.
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“This summer will be sparse at best. ” There won't be many chances this summer to compete and qualify for a spring Games.”
Someone have a word. Someone should talk to the Olympic Games organizers about this.
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