Race into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To move quickly into a place, often because you are in a hurry. It can also mean starting something fast without thinking carefully.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal and used for people physically entering a place quickly ('race into the room') or starting an activity too fast ('race into a project'). Not used for vehicles or non-human subjects. Implies urgency or lack of preparation.
Example Sentences
He raced into the classroom because he was late.
basic
The children raced into the house after school.
basic
Lisa raced into the kitchen when she smelled cookies.
basic
Don’t race into a big decision—take your time and think it through.
natural
She tends to race into new relationships without knowing the person well.
natural
The crowd raced into the store as soon as the doors opened.
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