Racehorse Meaning in English
word
ˈɹeɪsˌhɔɹs
RAYS-horss
ɹˈeɪshɔːs
RAYS-haws
Definition
A horse that is bred and trained to compete in races, usually on a track.
Usage & Nuances
'Racehorse' is specific to horses used in formal racing competitions, not just any fast horse. Common collocations: 'thoroughbred racehorse', 'famous racehorse', 'racehorse trainer'. Only used for animals, not people or objects.
Spanish: caballo de carrerasPortuguese (BR): cavalo de corridaPortuguese (PT): cavalo de corridaChinese (Simplified): 赛马Chinese (Traditional): 賽馬Hindi: दौड़ का घोड़ाArabic: حصان سباقBengali: ঘোড়দৌড়ের ঘোড়া - দৌড়ের ঘোড়াRussian: скаковая лошадьJapanese: 競走馬Vietnamese: ngựa đuaKorean: 경주마Turkish: yarış atıUrdu: دوڑ کا گھوڑاIndonesian: kuda pacu
Example Sentences
The racehorse runs very fast on the track.
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She wants to become a racehorse trainer.
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The new racehorse is very expensive.
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That old racehorse used to win every major competition.
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He bought a racehorse hoping it would make him rich.
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Not every racehorse becomes famous, but they can all run fast.
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