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跑道, 赛道
a course specifically designed for racing events, where human runners, horses, or cars can compete against each other
A racetrack is a specially designed surface or course where races take place, such as horse racing, car racing, or cycling events. It is usually oval-shaped, with curves and straight sections, providing the appropriate conditions for fast racing. Racetracks are made of materials that ensure good grip and safety for the competitors. In motorsports, racetracks may include features like bends and elevation changes to test the skill of drivers. Racetracks are typically equipped with areas for spectators to watch the event and for teams to prepare their vehicles or horses.
- The racetrack was buzzing with excitement as the competitors lined up for the final lap.
赛道在选手们为最后一圈排队时充满了兴奋的嗡嗡声。
- She loves going to the racetrack on weekends to watch the races.
她喜欢在周末去赛道看比赛。
- The racetrack was closed for maintenance, so the event was rescheduled.
赛道因维护而关闭，因此活动被重新安排。
- The driver skillfully navigated the sharp turns on the racetrack.
司机熟练地在赛道上驾驭了急转弯。
- The racetrack was packed with spectators eager to see the big race.
赛道挤满了渴望看到大赛的观众。