0 to run as fast as you can over a short distance, either in a race or because you are in a great hurry to get somewhere:
1 a short and very fast race, such as the 100 metres, or the last part of a longer race that is run as fast as possible:
2 to run very fast esp. for a short distance, either as a competitor in a sport or because you are in a hurry to get somewhere:
Clark sprinted past Smith and caught the ball in the end zone.
He sprinted off to meet his girlfriend.
3 a short race run at full speed, or any short period of fast running
Why say that they ran and then say that they sprinted?
The police sprinted after the criminal.
The set of individuals who sprint could be said to be included in the set of individuals who run.
Sprint is one of the major phone companies that advertise in lobbies.
The original passage uses irony in the penultimate paragraph when the writer describes the 'astonishing sprint finish' that is unlikely from the exhausted participant.
Response to sprint exercise in the greyhound: effects on hematology, serum biochemistry and muscle metabolites.
He was even known occasionally to sprint on the spot.
A country sprinting ahead at the moment may not last the pace.
中文繁体
短距離快速奔跑,衝刺, 短跑, (長距離賽跑的)衝刺…
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短距离快速奔跑,冲刺, 短跑, (长距离赛跑的)冲刺…
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esprintar, correr a toda velocidad, sprint [masculine…
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correr a toda velocidade…
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(短距離を)全力疾走する, ダッシュする…
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kısa mesafe son sürat koşmak…
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faire un sprint, sprint [masculine], sprint…
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esprintar, córrer a tota velocitat…
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