Definition of peloton in English:

peloton

noun ˈpɛlətɒnˈpɛləˌtɑn

The main field or group of cyclists in a race.
Example sentencesExamples
- The peloton had clicked into top gear from the very start on another baking-hot day in France.
- There are a lot of professional riders from Australia in the peloton that are not sprinters.
- You can tell when you see him in the peloton that he is just excited to be here and racing.
- From there, they will be given some rope off the front as the peloton rolls along at a comfortable speed.
- As I said earlier, Australia has so many great cyclists in the peloton, yet there are only five slots.
- A peloton turned loose on a long stretch of pavement is the essence of bicycle racing.
- The U.S. team hoping to place a rider in an early breakaway, but the peloton did not let that happen.
- At the start, it was dry, but the peloton was bunched together and very nervous.
- In mountainous stages the peloton is likely to become fragmented, but in flat stages a split is rare.
- With that in mind, we'll surely see a lot of these two pulling hard at the sharp end of the peloton in the days to come.
- Like I said yesterday, my big goal was to make it to the base of the last climb with the peloton and I did.
- And he will again be one of the leading sprinters in the peloton throughout the race.
- It is a week of racing that draws the most interest from spectators and media and is also the week of racing that hosts the strongest pelotons to race on North American soil.
- The relatively short history of American cyclists in the European peloton has worked to our advantage.
- He is off the back of the peloton and is receiving treatment from the race doctor.
- I have not really had many opportunities to race in Europe, but I have against European pelotons in other locations.
- Riders use every available bit of road, dirt, sidewalk or grass to get to the front of the peloton.
- The five riders were picked up by a chase group which detached itself from the sluggish peloton.
- The nine-man breakaway is finally caught by the first of the two pelotons with the second peloton around a minute back.
- That meant I had to race up front in the peloton all the time and had to react on every change and raise of pace.

Origin

French, literally 'small ball' (because of the concentrated grouping of the pack).

Definition of peloton in US English:

peloton

nounˈpeləˌtänˈpɛləˌtɑn

The main field or group of cyclists in a race.
Example sentencesExamples
- The U.S. team hoping to place a rider in an early breakaway, but the peloton did not let that happen.
- A peloton turned loose on a long stretch of pavement is the essence of bicycle racing.
- At the start, it was dry, but the peloton was bunched together and very nervous.
- As I said earlier, Australia has so many great cyclists in the peloton, yet there are only five slots.
- He is off the back of the peloton and is receiving treatment from the race doctor.
- It is a week of racing that draws the most interest from spectators and media and is also the week of racing that hosts the strongest pelotons to race on North American soil.
- From there, they will be given some rope off the front as the peloton rolls along at a comfortable speed.
- You can tell when you see him in the peloton that he is just excited to be here and racing.
- The nine-man breakaway is finally caught by the first of the two pelotons with the second peloton around a minute back.
- The peloton had clicked into top gear from the very start on another baking-hot day in France.
- The five riders were picked up by a chase group which detached itself from the sluggish peloton.
- Riders use every available bit of road, dirt, sidewalk or grass to get to the front of the peloton.
- There are a lot of professional riders from Australia in the peloton that are not sprinters.
- I have not really had many opportunities to race in Europe, but I have against European pelotons in other locations.
- That meant I had to race up front in the peloton all the time and had to react on every change and raise of pace.
- With that in mind, we'll surely see a lot of these two pulling hard at the sharp end of the peloton in the days to come.
- The relatively short history of American cyclists in the European peloton has worked to our advantage.
- Like I said yesterday, my big goal was to make it to the base of the last climb with the peloton and I did.
- In mountainous stages the peloton is likely to become fragmented, but in flat stages a split is rare.
- And he will again be one of the leading sprinters in the peloton throughout the race.

Origin

French, literally ‘small ball’ (because of the concentrated grouping of the pack).

单词	peloton
释义	Definition of peloton in English: peloton noun ˈpɛlətɒnˈpɛləˌtɑn The main field or group of cyclists in a race. Example sentencesExamples The peloton had clicked into top gear from the very start on another baking-hot day in France. There are a lot of professional riders from Australia in the peloton that are not sprinters. You can tell when you see him in the peloton that he is just excited to be here and racing. From there, they will be given some rope off the front as the peloton rolls along at a comfortable speed. As I said earlier, Australia has so many great cyclists in the peloton, yet there are only five slots. A peloton turned loose on a long stretch of pavement is the essence of bicycle racing. The U.S. team hoping to place a rider in an early breakaway, but the peloton did not let that happen. At the start, it was dry, but the peloton was bunched together and very nervous. In mountainous stages the peloton is likely to become fragmented, but in flat stages a split is rare. With that in mind, we'll surely see a lot of these two pulling hard at the sharp end of the peloton in the days to come. Like I said yesterday, my big goal was to make it to the base of the last climb with the peloton and I did. And he will again be one of the leading sprinters in the peloton throughout the race. It is a week of racing that draws the most interest from spectators and media and is also the week of racing that hosts the strongest pelotons to race on North American soil. The relatively short history of American cyclists in the European peloton has worked to our advantage. He is off the back of the peloton and is receiving treatment from the race doctor. I have not really had many opportunities to race in Europe, but I have against European pelotons in other locations. Riders use every available bit of road, dirt, sidewalk or grass to get to the front of the peloton. The five riders were picked up by a chase group which detached itself from the sluggish peloton. The nine-man breakaway is finally caught by the first of the two pelotons with the second peloton around a minute back. That meant I had to race up front in the peloton all the time and had to react on every change and raise of pace. Origin French, literally 'small ball' (because of the concentrated grouping of the pack). Definition of peloton in US English: peloton nounˈpeləˌtänˈpɛləˌtɑn The main field or group of cyclists in a race. Example sentencesExamples The U.S. team hoping to place a rider in an early breakaway, but the peloton did not let that happen. A peloton turned loose on a long stretch of pavement is the essence of bicycle racing. At the start, it was dry, but the peloton was bunched together and very nervous. As I said earlier, Australia has so many great cyclists in the peloton, yet there are only five slots. He is off the back of the peloton and is receiving treatment from the race doctor. It is a week of racing that draws the most interest from spectators and media and is also the week of racing that hosts the strongest pelotons to race on North American soil. From there, they will be given some rope off the front as the peloton rolls along at a comfortable speed. You can tell when you see him in the peloton that he is just excited to be here and racing. The nine-man breakaway is finally caught by the first of the two pelotons with the second peloton around a minute back. The peloton had clicked into top gear from the very start on another baking-hot day in France. The five riders were picked up by a chase group which detached itself from the sluggish peloton. Riders use every available bit of road, dirt, sidewalk or grass to get to the front of the peloton. There are a lot of professional riders from Australia in the peloton that are not sprinters. I have not really had many opportunities to race in Europe, but I have against European pelotons in other locations. That meant I had to race up front in the peloton all the time and had to react on every change and raise of pace. With that in mind, we'll surely see a lot of these two pulling hard at the sharp end of the peloton in the days to come. The relatively short history of American cyclists in the European peloton has worked to our advantage. Like I said yesterday, my big goal was to make it to the base of the last climb with the peloton and I did. In mountainous stages the peloton is likely to become fragmented, but in flat stages a split is rare. And he will again be one of the leading sprinters in the peloton throughout the race. Origin French, literally ‘small ball’ (because of the concentrated grouping of the pack).
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