racecourse in Latin
racecourse in Latin is curriculum — racecourse means the track or ground on which a race takes place.
racecourse in Latin
curriculum
A course over which races are run.
What does "racecourse" mean?
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noun The track or ground on which a race takes place.
"At one point they made a racecourse around the Sepulchre and some, almost in a state of nudity, danced about with frantic gestures, yelling and screaming as if possessed,"
- noun A track where horses race each other.
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- At one point they made a racecourse around the Sepulchre and some, almost in a state of nudity, danced about with frantic gestures, yelling and screaming as if possessed,
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What is "racecourse" in Latin?
"racecourse" in Latin is curriculum. racecourse means: The track or ground on which a race takes place.
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