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Bookmark or Share- Race against time - Idioms by The Free Dictionary1. a rush; a rush to beat a deadline. We were in a race against time to beat the deadline. It was a race against time, but we made it. 2. to hurry to beat a deadline. We had to race against time to finish before the deadline. You don't need to race against time. Take all the time you want. See also: race, time.
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- race against time meaning, origin, example, sentence, historyHome. Idioms List. R. race against time. R. race against time. Meaning. effort to do something as soon as possible. to be in a situation where the time is short and the task pending is not. to be running out of time, quickly. process of doing something before given time. Example Sentences.
- Definition of 'a race against time' - Collins Online Dictionarya race against time. phrase. You describe a situation as a race against time when you have to work very fast in order to do something before a particular time, or before another thing happens . An air force spokesman said the rescue operation was a race against time. See full dictionary entry for race.
- Idiom: A race against time (meaning & examples) - Oyster EnglishA race is when two or more things are competing against each other. This idiom talks about people racing against time or racing against the clock. (We do not say racing against a watch or racing against the the hour though - so don't get creative.)
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