Racing ˈreɪsɪŋ Noun Watch Tv Afternoons Bet Enjoy

• he used to watch the racing on tv in the afternoons.
• you don't need to bet to enjoy racing.
• a racing stable
• one of the racing world’s most popular characters

racing

1. the sport of racing horses
• SEE ALSO flat racing
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/flat-racing
• He used to watch the racing on TV in the afternoons.
• You don't need to bet to enjoy racing.
• a racing stable
• one of the racing world’s most popular characters
• the racing industry

Extra Examples

• He has ridden horses all his life, but he was a late starter in the racing game.
• He organizes his life according to the racing calendar.
• Her racing tipster got the Derby winner right.
• Racing fans adore statistics on horses, jockeys, and performance.
• She's a familiar face on the racing scene.
• the racing correspondent of ‘The Times’
2. any sport that involves competing in races
• SEE ALSO drag racing
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/drag-racing
• yacht/motorcycle racing
• road/street racing
• a racing driver

Extra Examples

• He made his racing debut for Benetton three years ago.
• The bikes sped by on the racing circuit.
• Today's event marks his return to competitive racing.
• racing legend Ayrton Senna