make sport of

to make sport of (= to joke about) sb/sth

开某人 / 某事的玩笑

According to the theory of health first, the article built up the model of after-class sports club and also bring it into practice with the result that the clubs can make after-class sport shift to diversified model originated from health first theory.

根据“健康第一”的指导思想，构建了高校课余体育俱乐部模式，并进行实践，其结果表明高校课余体育俱乐部制能使学校课余体育向以健康为本的多样化模式转变。

He likes to make sport of British bureaucrats.

他喜欢嘲笑英国官僚。

However, the same aspects of the sport that make it diverting and enjoyable also make it rough on a runner's body, at any age.

然而，让越野跑有趣、快乐的这些因素，恰恰也会对所有年龄段的跑者身体构成挑战。

She took a business card, and it occurred to her that there might be a market for someone who could anticipate the particular set of anxieties that make the blood sport of apartment-seeking in New York City even harder for gays and lesbians.

她取了一张名片，然后想到，人们的种种顾虑令男、女同性恋者在纽约市寻找公寓的努力更加艰难；而对于能够预料到这一点的人，它可能是个市场。

Don't make sport of me.

您别跟我开玩笑啦.

The girls in his class used to make sport of his stammering.

他班上的那些女生过去常常拿他的口吃开玩笑.

The university of Minnesota also led the movement to make cheerleading a sport.

明尼苏达大学还领导了使啦啦队成为独立体育项目的运动.