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derby ['dɑ:bi]

n. 德比(英国中部都市), 德比赛马, 大赛马

I haven't got a crystal ball so I do not know which horse is going to win the Derby.
我没有掌握预言未来的方法，因此我不知道哪一匹马会赢得大赛马的胜利。
A motorcycle derby.
摩托车公开赛
The monarch raced her horses in the derby each year.
女王每年都将马送去参赛的马赛

derby

[ noun ]
a felt hat that is round and hard with a narrow brim
<noun.artifact>

Derby \Der"by\ (?; usually ? in Eng.; 85), n.
1. A race for three-old horses, run annually at Epsom (near
London), for the Derby stakes. It was instituted by the
12th Earl of Derby, in 1780.

{Derby Day}, the day of the annual race for the Derby stakes,
-- Wednesday of the week before Whitsuntide.

2. A stiff felt hat with a dome-shaped crown.

The publisher of Individual Investor magazine trailed in the one-month derby this time.
It started May 21, when the New Hampshire angler entered a 6.28-pound salmon in the annual fishing derby at the state's Lake Winnipesaukee.
All this training may be useful back in the real world, the skaters contend, even if students never make it on the derby circuit.
"For this reason, we are happy to have named him Kingfish of our 1991 Ice Fishing Derby to thank him for the kind words and also to remind him of our name, Saratoga," said derby chairman Shawn McBride.
Louie, an Alaskan King Crab, is just getting a leg up in the racing game, but he'll be seasoned in a Maryland crab derby Saturday.
The oil industry says that record hardly supports the image of an oceanic demolition derby.
Woody Allen's "Crimes and Misdemeanors," and Alfred Uhry's "Driving Miss Daisy" won the best screenplay awards from the Writers Guild of America, giving them a leg up in the Oscar derby.
"I talked to her for half an hour and tried to talk her out of it," said Beverly Wood, who manages the visitors' center operated by the chamber, which runs the annual fishing derby.
Sixty years after Louise Thaden won the first Women's Air Derby, her 1929 blue and gold Travel Air D4000 is in the air again, retracing the derby's route to honor women pilots.
It was a big fight, a seven-cock derby in Lapu-Lapu City with a top prize of 4.25m pesos, more than Dollars 150,000. 'You can't actually 'train' a cock to fight,' Bobby told me when I asked if he thought cocks had any intelligence.
Paul Verden, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Santa Clara who included roller derby in a recent study of "trash sports" (another one: mud wrestling), says some fans "don't care if it's fake.
This is simply to observe the presidential derby, not so much for what the assorted contenders are saying from state to state as for voter reaction to what is being said.
It has all left the experts who organized this derby begging the crowd to go home.
During that span the air carriers barely edged their beleagured cohorts in the homebuilding, hotel and Eastern banking businesses to stay out of last place in the stock-market performance derby.
The company did not ask her to withdraw from the derby, an Exxon spokesman said.
Each Monday morning, they select a couple of their 300 or so black roosters for the three weeks of training needed to prepare for a derby.
Cars were piled atop each other like the remnants of a demolition derby.
Thunderstorms in Illinois on Thursday caused flooding, power failures and cancellation of sporting events, including a fishing derby.
Ms. Weston, who supported herself on the derby circuit for 20 years, now is part owner of a bar and a racehorse and sells embroidery supplies on the side.

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