races
Pronunciation: [ˈreɪsɪz]
Word
Context: "games"
(noun) a competition where people or animals try to see who can go the fastest over a certain distance. In a race, everyone starts at the same point and runs, swims, or rides to a finish line.
Example
The children had a lot of fun in the race at the school sports day.
Example
Unfortunately, no one showed up for the planned bike race, so it was canceled.
Example
Who won the race at the park yesterday?
Context: "identity"
(noun) a group of people who share similar physical characteristics and cultural traits. For example, people from the same country or with similar skin color might belong to the same race.
Example
People from different races can learn a lot from each other.
Example
Racism can hurt people from all races and should not be tolerated.
Example
What are some different races in the world?
Context: "competition"
(verb) to take part in a race or to move quickly in order to win. When you race, you're trying to be the fastest, whether it's running, swimming, or driving.
Example
She races her friends every Saturday at the track.
Example
He does not race in competitions, as he prefers to jog peacefully.
Example
Do you want to race to the finish line?
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