In anthropology, the term applied to the varieties of modern humans, Homo sapiens sapiens, having clusters of distinctive physical traits in common. The three major varieties are Caucasoid, Mongoloid, and Negroid. During the last 60,000 years, migrations and interbreeding have caused a range of variations to exist today, not distinct or “pure” races (which can exist only under conditions of isolation).
1. A contest of speed
2. Any competition
3. People who are believed to belong to the same genetic stock
1. Action de courir.
2. Compétition. Course automobile.
3. Parcours. Course en montagne.
4. Déplacement. Course d'un levier.
5. Achat.
6. Commission.
7. Démarche. Faire une course.
1. Espèce. Une race de chats.
2. Famille.
3. Descendance. Lui et ceux de sa race.
4. Engeance. Une race d'escrocs.
1. To cause to move fast or to rush or race; SYN. rush.
2. To compete in a race, as in athletics; SYN. run.
1. (Intrans.) Se hâter.
2. (Intrans.) S'enfuir. Courir ŕ toutes jambes.
3. (Intrans.) Se répandre. Ce bruit court.
4. Disputer. Courir une épreuve.
5. Fréquenter. Courir les restaurants.
6. Parcourir. Courir le monde.