(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
the horse went lame and retired from racing three days laterLester Piggott announces his return to flat racing at the age of 54a week after the end of the flat racing seasonWillie Carson receives his third ban of the flat racing season for careless riding
greyhound/horse racingcarreras (f) de galgos/caballos
they have built a greyhound racing track on an island in the riverPrincess Anne had to be convinced that greyhound racing was a good and professional sportif he could play golf all day and watch horse racing at the same time life would be paradise for him
motor racingcarreras (f) automovilísticas or de coches
formula one motor racingworld motor racing champion Ayrton SennaI preferred 200-mile road racing in Europethe aerodrome was bare and barren, but it was near enough to proper road racingthey were quite a well-known pair in racing [circles]once a prominent figure in racing circles he has moved back to Ireland
the racing worldel mundo de las carreras (de caballos)
he is a respected figure in the racing world - he owns and trains 13 horses
racing bicycleracing bike (n)bicicleta (f) de carreras
he sells his own line of road, touring, and racing bikeshis doting parents bought him his first racing bike at 13
racing calendar (n)calendario (m) de carreras (de caballos)
York's Ebor meeting has long been one of the most popular fixtures in the racing calendar
racing car (n)coche (m) de carreras
we have been building racing cars for over 35 yearsmy dream of owning my own racing car
racing circuit (n)autódromo (m);pista (f) de carreras
the RAC wants to develop the aerodrome's perimeter tracks and runways as a racing circuitthis is a proper racing circuit with incredibly demanding cornersshe would rather earn her fame on the racing circuit
racing commentator (n)comentarista (m) hípicoahípica;ahípica
even after three years as one of Channel 4's racing commentators I still hate the sound of my own voice
racing correspondent (n)corresponsal (m) hípicoahípica;ahípica
he is racing correspondent for the Telegraph
racing cyclist (n)corredoracorredora (m) (f) ciclista;acorredora
Olivari was one of the top racing cyclists in the world
racing driver (n)piloto (m) de carreras;corredoracorredora (m) (f) de carreras de coches;acorredora
Guy Edwards, the former Formula One racing driverworld champion racing driver Ayrton SennaNigel Mansell, Britain's leading motor racing drivershe is a great racing enthusiast, and a more than good driver herselfPimlico racetrack was built in Baltimore by a group of racing enthusiasts
racing man (n)(horse racing)aficionado (m) a las carreras (de caballos)
not a racing man himself, he had never understood the gambling urgeas a racing man I am aware of the importance of betting shopsSenna was a dedicated racing manChapman made other, more exotic, more expensive cars but he remained a racing man
racing pigeon (n)paloma (f) de carreras
a racing pigeon has been sold for a new world record price of £110,000Harvey admits if the racing stables expand his show jumping career will gradually fizzle outthe horses clatter out of the racing stable onto the deserted lanes of Whitsbury
racing yacht (n)yate (m) de regatas
to supplement their earnings outside the fishing season they crewed the big racing yachtsmuch of her time under sail has been spent on racing yachts
