Definition of boy racer in English:

boy racer

noun

British informal

A youth or young man fond of driving very fast and aggressively in high-powered cars.
the car is the dream of every boy racer
as modifier the company's series of ‘boy-racer’ machines has proved highly successful
Example sentencesExamples
- Steve and Linda will be riding a modern Triumph Bonneville, a modern version of the boy racer Bonneville popular in the 1950s to the 1970s.
- We saw yesterday, in the provision for the seizure of cars under the boy racer legislation, that the onus of proof is now on the defendant, not the prosecutor.
- There is obviously still a streak of the Essex boy racer in Kemp and he is not afraid to indulge it when he gets the chance.
- Driving home from work this evening I had, shall we say, a small ‘run in’ with a boy racer.
- It was not the first meeting police have held in an attempt to solve the boy racer issue.
- Take your average boy racer car and cut the roof off.
- Motorway driving often feels like a battle for survival as you weave around the Metro hogging the middle lane while watching out for the boy racer hammering down the outside.
- ‘I'm a 35-year-old adult who owns my own business so, for a start, I am not your stereotypical boy racer,’ he said.
- Charging through the field like a boy racer sweeping past the elderly out for a Sunday drive, he finished an amazing fourth, just 11 seconds behind the winner, Neal.
- The second shows a boy racer tearing through traffic and around a corner.
- All it takes is a boy racer to cut a corner and there will be a terrible accident.
- Driving hatchbacks with lowered suspensions and alloy wheels, they fit the boy racer profile.
- But, like the misguided boy racer who thinks he's a great driver, does he ever look in his rear view mirror to see the wreckage he leaves behind?
- The jury was shown photographs of the wrecked Honda including what Mr Vardon described as ‘the almost tell-tale sign of the boy racer, the sports seats in the Honda.’
- It's low down with arms outstretched and, with the two-tone leather seats, it appeals to the boy racer in everyone.
- Some boy racer has just driven into the back of someone with a sickening crash.
- On that basis, do the boy racer magazines cause dangerous driving?
- A pensioner caught on camera doing 95 mph in a 60 mph zone has kept his licence - after telling a court he had felt pressured by a boy racer driving behind him.
- What really bugs me though is on motorways when you get a real boy racer two inches from your rear bumper and driving aggressively at you to intimidate you or get you to shift out of the way.
- It started with me nearly getting killed by a boy racer with a Burberry cap on driving on the wrong side of the road up hill using his mobile phone.

单词	boy racer
释义	Definition of boy racer in English: boy racer noun British informal A youth or young man fond of driving very fast and aggressively in high-powered cars. the car is the dream of every boy racer as modifier the company's series of ‘boy-racer’ machines has proved highly successful Example sentencesExamples Steve and Linda will be riding a modern Triumph Bonneville, a modern version of the boy racer Bonneville popular in the 1950s to the 1970s. We saw yesterday, in the provision for the seizure of cars under the boy racer legislation, that the onus of proof is now on the defendant, not the prosecutor. There is obviously still a streak of the Essex boy racer in Kemp and he is not afraid to indulge it when he gets the chance. Driving home from work this evening I had, shall we say, a small ‘run in’ with a boy racer. It was not the first meeting police have held in an attempt to solve the boy racer issue. Take your average boy racer car and cut the roof off. Motorway driving often feels like a battle for survival as you weave around the Metro hogging the middle lane while watching out for the boy racer hammering down the outside. ‘I'm a 35-year-old adult who owns my own business so, for a start, I am not your stereotypical boy racer,’ he said. Charging through the field like a boy racer sweeping past the elderly out for a Sunday drive, he finished an amazing fourth, just 11 seconds behind the winner, Neal. The second shows a boy racer tearing through traffic and around a corner. All it takes is a boy racer to cut a corner and there will be a terrible accident. Driving hatchbacks with lowered suspensions and alloy wheels, they fit the boy racer profile. But, like the misguided boy racer who thinks he's a great driver, does he ever look in his rear view mirror to see the wreckage he leaves behind? The jury was shown photographs of the wrecked Honda including what Mr Vardon described as ‘the almost tell-tale sign of the boy racer, the sports seats in the Honda.’ It's low down with arms outstretched and, with the two-tone leather seats, it appeals to the boy racer in everyone. Some boy racer has just driven into the back of someone with a sickening crash. On that basis, do the boy racer magazines cause dangerous driving? A pensioner caught on camera doing 95 mph in a 60 mph zone has kept his licence - after telling a court he had felt pressured by a boy racer driving behind him. What really bugs me though is on motorways when you get a real boy racer two inches from your rear bumper and driving aggressively at you to intimidate you or get you to shift out of the way. It started with me nearly getting killed by a boy racer with a Burberry cap on driving on the wrong side of the road up hill using his mobile phone.
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