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racing

UK
/ˈreɪsɪŋ/
US
/ˈreɪsɪŋ/
racing cars
racingnoun
Translations
courseSport ou activité de compétition de vitesse.
Racing is a popular sport that attracts millions of fans worldwide.
La course est un sport populaire qui attire des millions de fans dans le monde entier.
Additional translations
courseSens abstrait de mouvement très rapide.
courseContexte de manifestation ou de série de compétitions; souvent employé pour des courses hippiques ou automobiles.
Definitions
The sport or activity of engaging in races, typically involving vehicles, animals, or people competing to be the fastest.
Racing is a popular sport that attracts millions of fans worldwide.
A series of races or a racing event, often organized as a competition.
The annual horse racing event draws large crowds to the track.
The act of moving swiftly or at high speed.
The racing of the wind through the trees was a sign of the approaching storm.
Synonyms
speedway
competition
contest
event
race
racinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈreɪ.sɪŋ/
US
/ˈreɪ.sɪŋ/
Participial adjective derived from the verb 'race'; typically non-gradable.
Translations
de courseRelatif aux courses ou utilisé pour les courses de vitesse.
He wore his racing shoes for the marathon.
Il portait ses chaussures de course pour le marathon.
Additional translations
accéléréSe dit d’un rythme, d’un battement ou d’une progression très rapide.
Definitions
Relating to or used in races.
He wore his racing shoes for the marathon.
Moving or progressing at a fast pace.
Her racing heart indicated her excitement.
Synonyms
hasty
quick
swift
fast
speeding
raceverb

racing

ing-form

raced
Past Simple
raced
Past Participle
racing
ing-form
UK
/reɪs/
US
/reɪs/
Translations
courirParticiper à une course ou à une compétition de vitesse.
She decided to race in the marathon next month.
Elle a décidé de courir le marathon le mois prochain.
se disputerÊtre en compétition ou en rivalité.
The two companies are racing to develop the next big tech innovation.
Les deux entreprises se disputent le développement de la prochaine grande innovation technologique.
faire courirProvoquer un mouvement ou une progression très rapide.
He raced the clock to finish his assignment before the deadline.
Il a fait courir le temps pour finir son travail avant la date limite.
filerSe déplacer très vite.
The car raced down the highway at an incredible speed.
La voiture filait sur l’autoroute à une vitesse incroyable.
Definitions
To compete in a race or contest of speed.
She decided to race in the marathon next month.
To move or progress swiftly or at full speed.
The car raced down the highway at an incredible speed.
To cause to move or progress swiftly.
He raced the clock to finish his assignment before the deadline.
To engage in a competition or rivalry.
The two companies are racing to develop the next big tech innovation.
Synonyms
sprint
speed
gallop
rush
hurry
dash
compete
racenoun
Definitions
A competition between runners, horses, vehicles, etc., to see which is the fastest in covering a set course.
She won the 100-meter race at the school sports day.
A group of people sharing the same culture, history, language, etc.; an ethnic group.
The census collects data on the race and ethnicity of the population.
A strong or rapid current flowing through a narrow channel in the sea or a river.
The boat was caught in a race and struggled to maintain its course.
A contest or rivalry between people or entities striving to achieve a goal before others, especially in politics, business, or technology.
The presidential race is becoming increasingly competitive.
A channel or current of water directed to or from a waterwheel or turbine; a millrace.
The carpenter repaired the wooden sluice that fed the race beside the old mill.
raceadjective
Definitions
Designed for or connected with racing or competitive speed.
He drove a specially built race car around the track.
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