Definition of keirin in English:

keirin

noun ˈkɪərɪnkeɪˈrɪnkāˈrin

Cycling

A racing event in which cyclists ride several laps around an indoor track behind a motorized pacemaker before sprinting to the finish.
Example sentencesExamples
- Staff followed up that success by winning the world Keirin title as Britain claimed two golds, two silvers and a bronze in Melbourne.
- Her third medal was a bronze in the keirin to go with her gold from the sprint and bronze from the 500 metres time-trial.
- The Keirin, making its Olympic debut in Sydney, is wildly popular in Japan, where people can bet on professional riders.
- Nothstein, clearly the most dominant men's sprinter on the track, missed a second medal in the Keirin, finishing fifth.
- The programme will consist of keirin and sprint competitions, an invitation keirin and the head-to-head Britain and France Team Sprint.

Origin

1950s: Japanese, literally 'bicycle race'.

Definition of keirin in US English:

keirin

nounkāˈrin

Cycling

A racing event in which cyclists ride several laps around an indoor track behind a motorized pacesetter before sprinting to the finish.
Example sentencesExamples
- The programme will consist of keirin and sprint competitions, an invitation keirin and the head-to-head Britain and France Team Sprint.
- Her third medal was a bronze in the keirin to go with her gold from the sprint and bronze from the 500 metres time-trial.
- Staff followed up that success by winning the world Keirin title as Britain claimed two golds, two silvers and a bronze in Melbourne.
- Nothstein, clearly the most dominant men's sprinter on the track, missed a second medal in the Keirin, finishing fifth.
- The Keirin, making its Olympic debut in Sydney, is wildly popular in Japan, where people can bet on professional riders.

Origin

1950s: Japanese, literally ‘bicycle race’.

单词	keirin
释义	Definition of keirin in English: keirin noun ˈkɪərɪnkeɪˈrɪnkāˈrin Cycling A racing event in which cyclists ride several laps around an indoor track behind a motorized pacemaker before sprinting to the finish. Example sentencesExamples Staff followed up that success by winning the world Keirin title as Britain claimed two golds, two silvers and a bronze in Melbourne. Her third medal was a bronze in the keirin to go with her gold from the sprint and bronze from the 500 metres time-trial. The Keirin, making its Olympic debut in Sydney, is wildly popular in Japan, where people can bet on professional riders. Nothstein, clearly the most dominant men's sprinter on the track, missed a second medal in the Keirin, finishing fifth. The programme will consist of keirin and sprint competitions, an invitation keirin and the head-to-head Britain and France Team Sprint. Origin 1950s: Japanese, literally 'bicycle race'. Definition of keirin in US English: keirin nounkāˈrin Cycling A racing event in which cyclists ride several laps around an indoor track behind a motorized pacesetter before sprinting to the finish. Example sentencesExamples The programme will consist of keirin and sprint competitions, an invitation keirin and the head-to-head Britain and France Team Sprint. Her third medal was a bronze in the keirin to go with her gold from the sprint and bronze from the 500 metres time-trial. Staff followed up that success by winning the world Keirin title as Britain claimed two golds, two silvers and a bronze in Melbourne. Nothstein, clearly the most dominant men's sprinter on the track, missed a second medal in the Keirin, finishing fifth. The Keirin, making its Olympic debut in Sydney, is wildly popular in Japan, where people can bet on professional riders. Origin 1950s: Japanese, literally ‘bicycle race’.
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