racer
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1.9
- noun
- /ˈreɪsər/
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corredor
- The training of wheelchair racers has yet to become as well understood as that of "able-bodied" athletes.
- a wheelchair racer
- a bicycle racer
- a ski racer
And that they, they studied motocross racers and endurance motorcyclist.
- And that they, they studied motocross racers and endurance motorcyclist.
- And that is that say that you're a, you're in training to be an Olympic ski racer.
- Up to this year I have been a canoe racer on a lake that's three miles away.
- And this one is a bicycle racer and he's obsessed with the Italian bicycle, you know, Italian bicycles.
- Oh, yeah, The Stig shock that professional racer can race.
- And I still believe that it's just being honest and being out there as an organic racer.
- She did laugh to a, you know, it's funny because racers are racers and I think we look at our risk assessment differently.
- The British were tough racer people and they were trained in in, you know, in soldiering.
Examples
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I grew up as a ski racer and was competing in races every weekend in my teenage years.
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Up to this year I have been a canoe racer on a lake that's three miles away.
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Ask any racer, any real racer.
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That was the moment we knew he was a real racer.
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Michael Light is arguably the best adventure racer to never win a championship.
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Shape improvements may play an important role in reducing the racer's time during competition.
Academic text (1993) -
A great cloud of dust goes up, obscuring the racers as they disappear into the desert.
Fiction book (1998) -
For example, there is emerging medical literature on repeated pelvic floor trauma among bicycle racers.
Academic text (2012) -
Fifty-eight adult bicycle racers and sixty-five fitness exercisers were surveyed.
Academic text (2003) -
At the age of 18, she became a professional racer and started competing in national events.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who runs for sport, exercise, or in races
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1.9
A person who runs short races very fast
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4.1
A person, animal, or vehicle that moves very fast
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3.9
A person who competes in a race with swimming, cycling and running
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5.1
An athlete who runs one-mile races on a track
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4.0
A person who runs a very long race, usually on roads
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2.9
A person who runs a very long road race of about 26 miles
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3.0
A person who races fast on ice around an oval track
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2.8
A person who drives cars in races at high speed
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5.1
A person who rides a fast sled down an icy track in races
A person who runs long races on roads like marathons
A competitor who goes around the track or pool one more time than another racer
A person who races cars for fun at local club events
Compounds
- Specialized
A fast blue-green snake from parts of the United States that is not poisonous
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Etymology
Racer comes from the simple word race ('to run fast') plus the ending -er ('one who'), so it literally means 'one who races'. That's why a racer is a person who takes part in a race or competition.