英语词汇“racecourse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	racecourse
释义	Trends of racecourse View usage for: racecourse (reɪskɔːʳs) also race course Word forms: plural racecourses countable noun A racecourse is a track on which horses race. [British]regional note: in AM, use racetrack Synonyms: hippodrome, course, track, racetrack More Synonyms of racecourse racecourse in British English (ˈreɪsˌkɔːs) noun a long broad track, usually of grass, enclosed between rails, and with starting and finishing points marked upon it, over which horses are raced Also called (esp US and Canadian): racetrack racecourse in American English (ˈreɪsˌkɔrs) noun an open course, usually unprepared, used in cross-country racing, as through a forest, field, etc. Examples of 'racecourse' in a sentence racecourse The racecourse gallop got the freshness out of her. The Sun (2013) There were few helicopters over the racecourse yesterday. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The stunning edifice and focal parade ring spoke of a new era in racecourse facilities. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It was his first really serious racecourse gallop. The Sun (2011) But their new racecourse is tipped to buck the trend. The Sun (2009) More interesting is the fact you wait ages for a new racecourse to come along then two turn up at once. The Sun (2014) WHAT'S the biggest danger you might encounter on a British racecourse? The Sun (2009) The most significant figure in British racecourse management is to leave his post. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The colt failed to sparkle in a racecourse gallop on Wednesday and is suffering sore shins. The Sun (2013) She represents a new breed of woman taking the reins in British racecourse management. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Kauto Star will have a racecourse gallop somewhere and that will put him spot on. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Many other riders have excited and impressed regularly on British racecourses in that period. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He only had one racecourse gallop about 10 days ago and will improve. The Sun (2012) He's a big horse who has worked nicely and went well in a racecourse gallop. The Sun (2012) But he's fine now and will have a racecourse gallop next weekend. The Sun (2013) He's as fit as a fiddle and went very well when he had a racecourse gallop recently. The Sun (2011) ASCOT regulars will be hoping that extensive surgery has not removed an endearing trait from the face of the royal racecourse. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He had been pencilled in for a racecourse gallop at Newbury next weekend but thoseplans may now be up in the air. The Sun (2012) Yet when the new racecourse opened to more gasps of horror than delight, the future of this regal place was thrown into uncertainty. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Thus far, there have been eight, and two will be making their racecourse debuts this summer. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Worse, he was not much interested in exerting himself, either on the gallop or the racecourse. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The plan now is to have a racecourse gallop some time next week and go fresh to the World Hurdle. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Running him again wouldn't be the right thing to do, so he will have a racecourse gallopsomewhere. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Like a lot of my Cheltenham horses, he will have an away day and a racecourse gallop before the meeting. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Yesterday, he cast a more poignant eye over the new racecourse, his priorities now firmly focused on a classic winner yet to be properly fêted. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In other languages racecourse British English: racecourse /ˈreɪsˌkɔːs/ NOUN A racecourse is a track on which horses race. American English: racetrack Arabic: حَلْبَةُ السَّبَاق Brazilian Portuguese: hipódromo Chinese: 赛马场 Croatian: trkalište Czech: dostihová dráha Danish: væddeløbsbane Dutch: racebaan European Spanish: hipódromo Finnish: ravirata French: champ de courses German: Rennbahn Greek: ιππόδρομος Italian: ippodromo Japanese: 競馬場 Korean: 경주 코스 Norwegian: veddeløpsbane Polish: tor wyścigowy European Portuguese: hipódromo Romanian: hipodrom Russian: трек Latin American Spanish: hipódromo Swedish: kapplöpningsbana Thai: สนามแข่ง Turkish: yarış parkuru Ukrainian: іподром Vietnamese: trường đua ngựa Chinese translation of 'racecourse' racecourse (ˈreɪskɔːs) (Brit) n (c) 赛(賽)马(馬)场(場) (sàimǎchǎng) (个(個), gè) 美 = racetrack (noun) in the sense of hippodrome Definition a long broad track on which horses are raced a tragedy on the racecourse Synonyms hippodrome course On the Tour de France, cyclists cover a course of over 2,000 miles. track the athletics track racetrack Additional synonyms in the sense of course Definition an area on which a sport is played or a race is held On the Tour de France, cyclists cover a course of over 2,000 miles. Synonyms racecourse, race, circuit, cinder track, lap in the sense of track Definition a course for running or racing on the athletics track Synonyms running track, course, circuit (British), racecourse Nearby words of racecourse Rabelaisian rabid race racecourse racehorse racer racial Synonyms of 'racecourse' racecourse Explore 'racecourse' in the dictionary
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