hurdle race

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hurdle race

The athlete clears the final hurdle in the hurdle race.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A track and field event: A "hurdle race" is a specific type of footrace where runners must clear a series of barriers called hurdles placed along the track.
    • A competition involving obstacles: It refers to any race where the primary challenge is to overcome a set of obstacles at speed while maintaining a running stride.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • She trained for months to compete in the 100-meter hurdle race.
    • The hurdle race is one of the most technically demanding events in athletics.
Advanced Usage
  • "to run a hurdle race": to participate in this specific athletic event.
    • He decided to run the hurdle race instead of the flat sprint.
  • Used metaphorically: To describe a process with a series of difficult challenges.
    • Getting the project approved felt like running a hurdle race with all the bureaucratic obstacles.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hurdle (n): An individual barrier to be jumped over in such a race.
    • He knocked over the third hurdle but finished the race.
  • Hurdler (n): An athlete who competes in hurdle races.
    • She is a world-class hurdler.
  • Hurdling (n): The sport or activity of running in hurdle races.
    • Hurdling requires a unique combination of speed, rhythm, and technique.
Synonyms
  • Hurdles (n): Often used interchangeably with "hurdle race" in an athletic context.
    • She won a gold medal in the 400-meter hurdles.
Related Phrases
  • Steeplechase (n): A different track event that includes hurdles and a water jump, often compared to a hurdle race.
    • Unlike a standard hurdle race, the steeplechase features fixed barriers.
hurdle race

The athlete clears the final hurdle in the hurdle race.

Noun
  1. a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles

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