hill climb
noun [ C ] (also hill-climb) uk/ˈhɪl ˌklaɪm/ us/ˈhɪl ˌklaɪm/
山道车赛
in motor racing, a competition in which drivers compete to see who is the fastest on a route which goes up a hill
He won the stock car division of the hill climb eight times. 他八次赢得了山道赛的改裝賽車组冠军。
In 1934 he talked his father into buying a new MG sports car in which he entered hill-climb competitions. 1934 年，他说服父亲购买了一辆新的 MG 跑车，并驾车参加了山道赛。
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- The Lands End Hill Climb returned to the Grand Valley on Saturday to the delight of drivers from throughout the state.
- These tyres aren't going to win you any hill climbs, but they're sturdy enough to handle the occasional pothole or dirt-road foray.
- Farther down, eroded scars of impromptu hill-climb courses striped the hills.