racetrack

/'reiskɔ:s/ Cách viết khác : (racetrack) /rə'si:m/
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racetrack

A horse gallops down the final stretch of the racetrack.

Definition

Noun: A specifically prepared course or circuit designed for racing competitions, particularly for horses, cars, or dogs. It is a facility built for speed contests.

Usage

The word "racetrack" is a countable noun. It refers to the physical venue itself. It is commonly used with prepositions like at, on, or around.

Examples
  • The new racetrack will host its first Formula 1 Grand Prix next month.
  • She goes to the racetrack every weekend to watch the horse races.
  • The drivers completed several laps around the racetrack during testing.
Advanced Usage
  • "To own/operate a racetrack": To be the proprietor or manager of a racing facility.
    • He made his fortune by owning a successful racetrack.
  • "Racetrack conditions": Refers to the specific state of the track surface (e.g., wet, dry, muddy), which affects performance.
    • The rain changed the racetrack conditions dramatically.
Variants and Related Words
  • Racecourse (noun): A synonym, often used interchangeably, especially for horse racing.
  • Speedway (noun): A type of racetrack, typically oval and used for motorcycle or stock car racing.
  • Circuit (noun): Often used for closed-loop motor-racing tracks.
  • Track (noun): A common, shorter informal form of "racetrack."
Synonyms
  • Racecourse
  • Speedway
  • Circuit (for motorsports)
  • Oval (for a specific track shape)
Related Phrases
  • "Off the racetrack": Referring to activities or life outside of the racing environment.
    • He is a fierce competitor on the track but very quiet off the racetrack.
racetrack

A horse gallops down the final stretch of the racetrack.

Noun
  1. a course over which races are run