nascar
IPA/ˈnæs.kɑːr/
KK[nˈæskˌɑr]IPA/ˈnæs.kɑːr/
nascar — noun
1. the main US body that runs stock-car racing, known by initials rather than its f
1.名詞B2
釋義
the main US body that runs stock-car racing, known by initials rather than its full official name.
例句
NASCAR announced new pit-lane rules before the Daytona race weekend.
NASCAR as the organization making an announcement
Ayesha drove to Daytona to watch her first NASCAR race live.
watch a NASCAR race
Takeshi collects old NASCAR posters for the wall above his toolbox.
Pim hopes to work for a NASCAR team after mechanic school.
Talia's brother dreams of becoming a NASCAR driver one day.
文法句型
NASCAR announced + noun
NASCAR + race
NASCAR + team
NASCAR + driver
用法筆記
Usually written in capital letters and often placed before words such as driver, team, race, and season. When it names the organization itself, it normally appears without the article 'the'.
常見錯誤
❌The NASCAR announced new safety rules.
✅NASCAR announced new safety rules.
💡The organization name is usually used without 'the'.
❌He joined a nascar team last year.
✅He joined a NASCAR team last year.
💡The name is normally written in capital letters because it comes from initials.