Meaning & Definition of word "Racing"

Racing

/ˈreɪ.sɪŋ/

1. The action or sport of competing in races.
- Example: She has always had a passion for motor racing.
2. A contest of speed, typically involving a specific course and rules.
- Example: The racing of thoroughbred horses is a popular event every spring.

1. The present participle of race, meaning to compete in a race or to move at high speed.
- Example: He is racing down the track to beat his personal best.
2. To engage in a contest of speed.
- Example: They are racing to improve their times before the championship.

●Derives from 'race,' which comes from the Old French 'racer,' meaning to run.

racing against time:

Trying to complete something quickly due to a deadline.

racing heart:

A heart that beats very quickly, often due to excitement or fear.

race:

A competition of speed.

runner:

A person who runs, especially in races.

racecourse:

A course for horse racing or other types of racing.

Meaning: To race someone.

● Example Sentence: Are you ready to race me to the finish line?

Meaning: Racing the clock.

● Example Sentence: I've been racing the clock to finish this project.