race meeting
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Definition
Noun: A race meeting is a scheduled event, typically held over one or more days, at which a series of horse races are run at a particular racecourse.
Usage
The term "race meeting" refers specifically to the organized event itself. It is commonly used in British English and in contexts related to horse racing.
Examples
- The race meeting at Ascot attracts visitors from around the world.
- The local race meeting was cancelled due to heavy rain.
- He attends every race meeting during the summer season.
Advanced Usage
- "to hold a race meeting": To organize and run such an event.
- The Jockey Club will hold a major race meeting next month.
- "a day at the race meeting": Refers to attending the event for its duration.
- We spent a delightful day at the race meeting.
Variants and Related Words
- Race day (noun): A specific day on which races are held, often as part of a larger race meeting.
- Saturday is the main race day of the meeting.
- Racecourse (noun): The track and grounds where a race meeting is held.
- The racecourse was packed for the opening day of the meeting.
Synonyms
- Race card (can refer to the schedule of races at a meeting).
- Meeting (in the specific context of horse racing).
Related Phrases
- Fixture list: The schedule of planned race meetings for a season.
- The new fixture list includes several evening race meetings.
Noun
- a regular occasion on which a number of horse races are held on the same track
- the Epsom race meeting was an important social event