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racer in Latin

racer in Latin is cursor — racer means someone or something that takes part in a race.

racer in Latin

cursor
noun
Someone who takes part in a race.

What does "racer" mean?

  1. noun Someone or something that takes part in a race.
    "The young racer finished third in her first professional event."
  2. noun Any of several fast-moving species of slender, non-venomous snakes.
    "A black racer slithered quickly into the underbrush."

racer in a sentence

  • The young racer finished third in her first professional event.
  • A black racer slithered quickly into the underbrush.

Common Latin translations

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What is "racer" in Latin?

"racer" in Latin is cursor. racer means: Someone or something that takes part in a race.

How do you use "racer" in a sentence?

Example: "The young racer finished third in her first professional event." In Latin, "racer" is cursor.

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