Meaning & Definition of Sprint in English
English⟶
Sprint
A short burst of speed.
Pronunciation:
/sprɪnt/Part of Speech:
verb, nounDetailed Definitions
Definition: To run at full speed over a short distance.
Example Sentence: He decided to sprint to the finish line to win the race.
Definition: A short, intense burst of activity.
Example Sentence: The team worked in a sprint to complete the project by the deadline.
Definition: A period of fast running in a race.
Example Sentence: She saved her strength for the final sprint.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, perhaps from Old English 'sprintan' meaning to leap or spring.
Synonyms
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Common Phrases and Expressions
- sprint to the finish: Move quickly towards a goal or end point.
- sprint planning: A meeting in agile software development where team members plan the work to be done in the next sprint.
- sprint finish: A final, rapid surge in speed during a race.
Translations
- Spanish: esprint
- French: sprint
- German: Sprint
- Russian: спринт
Related Words
- sprinter: A person who runs in sprints.
- sprint training: Exercises designed to improve sprinting speed.
Slang Meanings of sprint
Meaning: To hurry up or go fast.
Example Sentence: I need to sprint to catch the bus!
Meaning: To execute a task quickly.
Example Sentence: Let’s do a sprint to finalize the presentation.