race
/reɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a competition in which people or animals are timed or measured to see which is fastest, or a group of people who share a common ancestry or origin.
“The athletes ran in the race to win a medal.”
2. verb
to compete or try to be the first to achieve something, or to move quickly or in a hurry.
“She’s racing to finish her project on time.”
3. verb
to cause something to move or run quickly.
“The wind is racing across the field.”
4. noun
a series of horses, cars, or other vehicles moving together, especially in a competition.
“The cars were in close race for first place.”
5. noun
a person’s or animal’s ancestry or genealogy.
“He’s proud of his noble race.”
6. verb
to mix or combine different things, especially to create a new product or material.
“They are racing to create a new sustainable material.”
7. noun
a particular type or group of people, especially based on their physical characteristics or behavior.
“The police officer was part of a special race to help the community.”