Definition of ultramarathon in English:

ultramarathon

nounˈʌltrəmarəθ(ə)nˈəltrəˌmerəˌTHän

A long-distance running race that is longer than a marathon (which is strictly 26 miles 385 yards/42.195 km)
the race was his third ultramarathon of 100 miles or more in six weeks
as modifier an avid mountain biker and ultramarathon runner
Example sentencesExamples
- Although he once ran an ultramarathon through the Sahara, extreme temperatures don't do much for him.
- I am an ultramarathon cyclist - having completed numerous double centuries.
- The Badwater Ultramarathon follows a 135-mile route through California, from the bottom of Death Valley to the Sierra Nevadas.
- The 50 km distance has been infrequently contested in the last decade of USA Track & Field's Ultramarathon Championship program.
- He found the strength and determination to beat 99 of the world's top runners in the The Atacama Crossing ultramarathon, a grueling seven-day and six-night race covering 270 km.
- There is no stadium, no grandstand, no masses of rabid ultramarathon fans.
- Skills: There's no substitute for logging the miles, and ultramarathon experience is a necessity.
- Over the course of five months, Warren went from running 12 - minute miles in 5ks to doing a 50k (31 miles) ultramarathon.
- Not content with his polar victories, he's planning to run seven extreme ultramarathons on seven continents this year.
- He is also the defending champion of the countries largest and oldest ultramarathon in the country - the JFK 50 Miler in Boonsboro, Maryland.

Derivatives

ultramarathoner

nounˈʌltrəmarəθ(ə)nə(r)

Even Ann Trason, the pre-eminent woman ultramarathoner who has been the top woman at the Western States 100 an astounding 14 times, says her first ultra was "a really horrible experience."
Example sentencesExamples
- The quintessential ultramarathoner, Karnazes takes exquisite joy from the fundamental act of the sport he describes as the zenith of endurance.
- Lucy Njeri, of Kenya, was fifth, and Amy Pyles, of Hummelstown, outsprinted ultramarathoner Elvira Kolpakova for sixth place.
- Hungarian ultramarathoner Edit Berces pounds out 153.6 miles on a treadmill, setting a new 24-hour world record.
- As both a former ultramarathoner and a biologist, I know this gesture to be reflexive in runners and other competitors who have fought hard and then feel the exhilaration of triumph over adversity.

Definition of ultramarathon in US English:

ultramarathon

nounˈəltrəˌmerəˌTHän

A long-distance running race that is longer than a marathon (which is strictly 26 miles 385 yards/42.195 km)
the race was his third ultramarathon of 100 miles or more in six weeks
as modifier an avid mountain biker and ultramarathon runner
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no stadium, no grandstand, no masses of rabid ultramarathon fans.
- He is also the defending champion of the countries largest and oldest ultramarathon in the country - the JFK 50 Miler in Boonsboro, Maryland.
- Over the course of five months, Warren went from running 12 - minute miles in 5ks to doing a 50k (31 miles) ultramarathon.
- Skills: There's no substitute for logging the miles, and ultramarathon experience is a necessity.
- Not content with his polar victories, he's planning to run seven extreme ultramarathons on seven continents this year.
- I am an ultramarathon cyclist - having completed numerous double centuries.
- The 50 km distance has been infrequently contested in the last decade of USA Track & Field's Ultramarathon Championship program.
- Although he once ran an ultramarathon through the Sahara, extreme temperatures don't do much for him.
- He found the strength and determination to beat 99 of the world's top runners in the The Atacama Crossing ultramarathon, a grueling seven-day and six-night race covering 270 km.
- The Badwater Ultramarathon follows a 135-mile route through California, from the bottom of Death Valley to the Sierra Nevadas.

单词	ultramarathon
释义	Definition of ultramarathon in English: ultramarathon nounˈʌltrəmarəθ(ə)nˈəltrəˌmerəˌTHän A long-distance running race that is longer than a marathon (which is strictly 26 miles 385 yards/42.195 km) the race was his third ultramarathon of 100 miles or more in six weeks as modifier an avid mountain biker and ultramarathon runner Example sentencesExamples Although he once ran an ultramarathon through the Sahara, extreme temperatures don't do much for him. I am an ultramarathon cyclist - having completed numerous double centuries. The Badwater Ultramarathon follows a 135-mile route through California, from the bottom of Death Valley to the Sierra Nevadas. The 50 km distance has been infrequently contested in the last decade of USA Track & Field's Ultramarathon Championship program. He found the strength and determination to beat 99 of the world's top runners in the The Atacama Crossing ultramarathon, a grueling seven-day and six-night race covering 270 km. There is no stadium, no grandstand, no masses of rabid ultramarathon fans. Skills: There's no substitute for logging the miles, and ultramarathon experience is a necessity. Over the course of five months, Warren went from running 12 - minute miles in 5ks to doing a 50k (31 miles) ultramarathon. Not content with his polar victories, he's planning to run seven extreme ultramarathons on seven continents this year. He is also the defending champion of the countries largest and oldest ultramarathon in the country - the JFK 50 Miler in Boonsboro, Maryland. Derivatives ultramarathoner nounˈʌltrəmarəθ(ə)nə(r) Even Ann Trason, the pre-eminent woman ultramarathoner who has been the top woman at the Western States 100 an astounding 14 times, says her first ultra was "a really horrible experience." Example sentencesExamples The quintessential ultramarathoner, Karnazes takes exquisite joy from the fundamental act of the sport he describes as the zenith of endurance. Lucy Njeri, of Kenya, was fifth, and Amy Pyles, of Hummelstown, outsprinted ultramarathoner Elvira Kolpakova for sixth place. Hungarian ultramarathoner Edit Berces pounds out 153.6 miles on a treadmill, setting a new 24-hour world record. As both a former ultramarathoner and a biologist, I know this gesture to be reflexive in runners and other competitors who have fought hard and then feel the exhilaration of triumph over adversity. Definition of ultramarathon in US English: ultramarathon nounˈəltrəˌmerəˌTHän A long-distance running race that is longer than a marathon (which is strictly 26 miles 385 yards/42.195 km) the race was his third ultramarathon of 100 miles or more in six weeks as modifier an avid mountain biker and ultramarathon runner Example sentencesExamples There is no stadium, no grandstand, no masses of rabid ultramarathon fans. He is also the defending champion of the countries largest and oldest ultramarathon in the country - the JFK 50 Miler in Boonsboro, Maryland. Over the course of five months, Warren went from running 12 - minute miles in 5ks to doing a 50k (31 miles) ultramarathon. Skills: There's no substitute for logging the miles, and ultramarathon experience is a necessity. Not content with his polar victories, he's planning to run seven extreme ultramarathons on seven continents this year. I am an ultramarathon cyclist - having completed numerous double centuries. The 50 km distance has been infrequently contested in the last decade of USA Track & Field's Ultramarathon Championship program. Although he once ran an ultramarathon through the Sahara, extreme temperatures don't do much for him. He found the strength and determination to beat 99 of the world's top runners in the The Atacama Crossing ultramarathon, a grueling seven-day and six-night race covering 270 km. The Badwater Ultramarathon follows a 135-mile route through California, from the bottom of Death Valley to the Sierra Nevadas.
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