derby
Pronunciation: [ˈdɜrbi]
Context: "games"
(noun) a special race, usually for horses or cars, where many people watch and cheer. It is exciting to see fast animals or vehicles competing.
Example
The horse won the derby and everyone cheered for it.
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The horses didn’t perform well in the derby this year.
Example
Are you going to watch the derby this weekend?
Context: "sports"
(noun) a big competition or match between two teams from the same city or region. It makes fans really excited because it is like a local battle.
Example
The soccer derby ended in a tie, and both teams showed great skill.
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Last year's derby was disappointing because our team lost badly.
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Which team do you think will win the derby this year?
Context: "events"
(noun) a celebration or festival, often where there are fun activities and contests. People gather to enjoy tasty food, games, and prizes.
Example
The community derby brought everyone together for a day of fun and laughter.
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Unfortunately, the derby was canceled due to bad weather.
Example
What activities will be at the derby this year?
Context: "games"
(verb) to compete in a derby, especially by racing in horse riding or other sporty events. It's like joining a fun contest.
Example
She will derby next month and is training hard for it.
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He didn’t derby last year because he was too busy with school.
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Will you derby this summer or wait until fall?