sprint

• Substantiv, das einen kurzen, schnellen Lauf oder einen plötzlichen Geschwindigkeitsschub bezeichnet, oft im sportlichen Kontext verwendet.

A noun referring to a short, fast run or burst of speed, often used in athletic contexts.

1. A quick runA2formalsport

   A short race at top speed, or a short burst of fast running.

   Sprint

   • He won the 100-meter sprint at the Olympics.
   • She did a quick sprint to catch the bus.
   • The athlete finished the sprint in record time.

   Synonymeboltburstdashgallopracerunscamperspurt

2. Short burst of activityB1informal

   A short period of intense effort or activity, often used in work or projects.

   Intensiver Kraftakt

   • We had a final sprint to finish the project before the deadline.
   • The team completed the work in a two-week sprint.
   • He put in a sprint of effort to clean the house before guests arrived.

   Synonymeboutburstdashflurrypushrushspellspurtstintsurge

   Antonymeendurancelullmarathonslowdown

• Verb, das schnelles, gleichmäßiges Laufen über eine kurze Strecke bezeichnet; auch allgemein für sehr schnelles Rennen oder Losstürmen verwendet.

A verb used to indicate the act of running at a fast, steady pace, typically over a short distance.

1. Run at top speedB1formalsport

   To run at a very fast speed, typically for a short distance.

   Mit Höchstgeschwindigkeit laufen

   • He sprinted to the finish line and won the race.
   • The athlete sprinted down the track in record time.
   • She sprinted across the field to catch the ball.

   Synonymeboltdashflyhurryracerunscurrytearzoom

   Antonymeamblejogplodsaunterstrolltrudgewalk