Autodrome

Pronunciation: /ˈɔːtəˌdroʊm/

Definitions of autodrome

noun a racetrack for automobiles, motorcycles, or other motor vehicles

Example Sentences

A1 An autodrome is a place where people can watch car races.

A2 The autodrome was packed with fans cheering on their favorite drivers.

B1 The construction of the new autodrome is expected to boost tourism in the area.

B2 Drivers from around the world come to compete at the famous autodrome circuit.

C1 The autodrome's facilities include a state-of-the-art pit lane and grandstands.

C2 The autodrome's track layout poses a challenge for even the most experienced drivers.

Examples of autodrome in a Sentence

formal The new autodrome was designed to meet all safety regulations for high-speed racing events.

informal Let's head to the autodrome this weekend to watch some exciting races!

slang I heard the autodrome is the place to be for adrenaline junkies.

figurative His mind felt like a chaotic autodrome, with thoughts racing at top speed.

Grammatical Forms of autodrome

• past tense: autodromed
• plural: autodromes
• comparative: more autodrome
• superlative: most autodrome
• present tense: autodrome
• future tense: will autodrome
• perfect tense: has autodromed
• continuous tense: is autodroming
• singular: autodrome
• positive degree: autodrome
• infinitive: to autodrome
• gerund: autodroming
• participle: autodromed

Origin and Evolution of autodrome

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'autodrome' originated from the combination of the Greek words 'auto' meaning self and 'dromos' meaning course or race track.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a type of race track designed for car racing, the term 'autodrome' has evolved to encompass any type of purpose-built track for motor racing, including those used for motorcycle racing and other motor sports events.