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race [reɪs]1. nouna. ( = competition) course fb. ( = species) race fa. [+ person] faire la course avecb. [+ horse, dog] faire courira. ( = compete) faire la courseb. ( = rush) courir à toute allure• to race in/out/across entrer/sortir/traverser à toute allure• memories of the past raced through her mind les souvenirs du passé se sont mis à défiler dans son esprit4. compounds* * *[reɪs] 1.1) Sport course fto run a race — courir ( with contre)
a race against the clock ou against time — lit, fig une course contre la montre
3) Sociology race f4) Botany, Zoology espèce f2. 3.transitive verb1) ( compete with) faire la course avec [person, car, horse] (to jusqu'à)2) ( enter for race) faire courir [horse, dog]; courir en [car, boat]; courir sur [Formula One]; faire voler [quelque chose] en compétition [pigeon]3) ( rev) faire ronfler [engine]4.1) ( compete in race) courir (at à; to vers; for pour atteindre)2) ( rush)to race in/away — entrer/partir en courant
to race after somebody/something — courir après quelqu'un/quelque chose
to race through — faire [quelque chose] rapidement [task]
3) [pulse] battre précipitamment; [engine] s'emballer•Phrasal Verbs:- race by
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