dirt track

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Noun

dirt track - a racetrack that is not paved

racecourse, racetrack, raceway, track - a course over which races are run

Translations

طَريق تُرابي لِسِباق الدَّراجات

plochá dráha

dirt-track-bane

Sandbahn

salakpálya

ómalbikuî kappakstursbraut

dirt-track-bane

plochá dráha

toprak yarış pisti

煤渣跑道

Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

dirt

(dəːt) noun

any unclean substance, such as mud, dust, dung etc. His shoes are covered in dirt.

ˈdirty adjective

1. not clean. dirty clothes.

2. mean or unfair. a dirty trick.

3. offensive; obscene. dirty books.

4. (of weather) stormy.

verb

to make or become dirty. He dirtied his hands/shoes.

ˈdirtiness noun

ˌdirt-ˈcheap adjective, adverb

very cheap.

dirt track

an earth-track for motor-racing.

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Then Welsh coach Steve Hansen threw in the dirt trackers for the final pool match against the All Blacks in Sydney to keep the public happy...

By that stage the divisions between the Test side and the "dirt trackers" were obvious.

He said: "The whole object was to make life as difficult as possible for the coaches - and the dirt trackers have put their hands up."

"e whole object was to make life as di"cult as possible for the coaches and the dirt trackers have put their hands up."

He is a founder member of the Dirt Trackers, a group of volunteer enthusiasts who maintain the pitches and facilities at Portway.