to autocross
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To drive a car on a cone course to compete against the clock
- verb
- /ˈɔːtəˌkrɔs/
- Specialized
:
competir en autocross
- After learning the basics, he was eager to autocross for the first time.
Examples
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They autocrossed at the local event last Saturday.
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He loves to autocross on weekends.
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Many car enthusiasts autocross on weekends to test their driving skills.
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She decided to autocross her new sports car at the local event.
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Many car enthusiasts autocross on weekends to test their driving skills.
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She decided to autocross at the local event to showcase her new sports car.
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After learning the basics, he could not wait to autocross for the first time with his friends.
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Surface Forms
autocross infinitive
autocrossed past
autocrossed past participle
autocrossing present participle
autocrosses third person singular
Etymology
Autocross comes from auto ('car') and cross ('across' or 'race across'). So to autocross is to take part in that short, timed car course and compete against the clock.