hurdling

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hurdling

The athlete practices hurdling on the track.

Definition

Noun: 1. A track and field event: A footrace in which runners must clear a series of barriers called hurdles. - Hurdling is an athletic discipline that combines sprinting with the technique of jumping over obstacles at set distances.

Usage
  • As a subject:
  • As an object:
  • With modifiers:
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • "The art of hurdling": Used to emphasize the skill and technique involved beyond mere running.
    • Mastering the art of hurdling takes years of practice.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hurdle (noun): One of the barriers to be jumped over in a race.
    • He knocked over the final hurdle but still won the race.
  • Hurdle (verb): To run in a hurdle race; or, more generally, to overcome an obstacle.
    • She will hurdle in the 400-meter event tomorrow.
    • We must hurdle this financial difficulty.
  • Hurdler (noun): An athlete who competes in hurdle races.
    • The hurdler set a new national record.
Synonyms
  • Hurdle race: The most direct synonym.
  • Hurdles: Often used interchangeably with "hurdling" to name the event itself (e.g., "She runs the 100m hurdles").
Notes
  • The word specifically refers to the sport or activity as a whole. The singular noun refers to an individual barrier or, metaphorically, any obstacle. The verb can be used for both the athletic action and metaphorical overcoming.
hurdling

The athlete practices hurdling on the track.

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

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