hurdling

• Discipline d'athlétisme dans laquelle les coureurs parcourent une distance en franchissant une série d'obstacles appelés haies, exigeant vitesse, agilité et une technique de saut précise.

A track and field event in which athletes race over a series of obstacles called hurdles, requiring speed, agility, and precise jumping technique.

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1. Track and field eventB1formalsport

   A running race in which athletes must jump over a series of barriers called hurdles.

   Course de haies

   • She won a gold medal in the 100-meter hurdling event.
   • Hurdling requires both speed and precise technique.
   • The athlete trained for months to improve her hurdling skills.

   Synonymeshurdle race

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de sauter par-dessus un obstacle ou de surmonter une difficulté ou un défi.

A verb used to indicate the act of jumping over an obstacle or overcoming a difficulty or challenge.

1. Jump over an obstacleB2formal

   To jump over something while running, especially in a race.

   Franchir un obstacle

   • The athlete hurdled the barrier with ease.
   • He hurdled the fallen tree during the cross-country race.
   • She trained for months to learn how to hurdle properly.

   Synonymesclearjumpleapskipvault

2. Overcome a difficultyB2informal

   To successfully deal with or overcome a problem or obstacle.

   surmonter un obstacle

   • We need to hurdle these financial challenges first.
   • She hurdled every objection during the negotiation.
   • The team hurdled the technical issues and launched the product on time.

   Synonymesbeatclearconquermasterovercomesurmounttackle

   Antonymescapitulatefailfloundersuccumbyield