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Moving at a high speed or velocity
“Talon hefted the javelin, leaned aside, then threw the heavy weapon as hard as he could at the racing animal's shoulder.”
The sport of racing on foot
The act of riding a horse, typically for sport or leisure
(the turf) Horse racing or racecourses generally
Present participle for to move or progress swiftly or at full speed
“The cat would race out of the living room for no apparent reason.”
Present participle for to engage in a contest, usually one based on speed
“This weekend, the sport's top riders will race to the wire in search of title glory.”
Present participle for to compete against another or others to see who is fastest
“So, let me explain this further with the familiar story of the rabbit and tortoise that race each other.”
(of a heart or pulse) Present participle for to beat faster than usual because of fear or excitement
“Her heart began to race uncontrollably as Justin Bieber's limousine drew closer.”
(race ahead) Present participle for to increase in level, intensity or degree
“However, gold share prices have so far failed to race ahead despite last week's surge in bullion.”
Present participle for to travel, usually with some measurable distance
Present participle for to ride (a horse) in a race or event
Present participle for to increase in speed or power, especially of a motor or engine
Present participle for to be in motion by moving one's feet in a slow and alternative manner
Present participle for to engage in a physical encounter, either competitive or non-competitive
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