Ultrarunning

C1 16+

Pronunciation: /ʌltrəˈrʌnɪŋ/

Definitions of ultrarunning

noun a type of running race that is longer than a traditional marathon, typically ranging from 50 kilometers to 100 miles or more

Example Sentences

A1 Ultrarunning is a type of long-distance running that exceeds the traditional marathon distance of 26.2 miles.

A2 Many people enjoy ultrarunning for the challenge and the opportunity to explore nature while pushing their limits.

B1 Preparing for an ultrarunning event requires careful training, nutrition planning, and mental toughness.

B2 Ultrarunning races can vary in distance from 50 kilometers to over 100 miles, testing the endurance of even the most experienced runners.

C1 Ultrarunning events often take place in remote and rugged terrain, adding an additional level of difficulty and adventure to the sport.

C2 Elite ultrarunners are able to maintain a fast pace over incredibly long distances, showcasing their exceptional physical and mental abilities.

Examples of ultrarunning in a Sentence

formal Ultrarunning is a sport that involves running longer distances than a traditional marathon.

informal My friend is really into ultrarunning and is always training for his next big race.

slang I never thought I would enjoy ultrarunning, but now I'm hooked!

figurative Ultrarunning taught me that I can push myself beyond my limits in all aspects of life.

Grammatical Forms of ultrarunning

past tense

ultraran

plural

ultrarunnings

comparative

more ultrarunning

superlative

most ultrarunning

present tense

ultraruns

future tense

will ultrarun

perfect tense

have ultrarun

continuous tense

is ultrarunning

singular

ultrarunner

positive degree

ultrarun

infinitive

to ultrarun

gerund

ultrarunning

participle

ultrarun

Origin and Evolution of ultrarunning

First Known Use: 1970 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'ultrarunning' originated from the sport of long-distance running that goes beyond the traditional marathon distance of 26.2 miles.
Evolution of the word: Initially, ultrarunning referred to any race distance longer than a marathon. Over time, the sport has evolved to include various distances such as 50k, 100k, 100 miles, and even multi-day races.