Definition of audax in English:

audax

nounPlural audaxes ˈɔːdaksˈôˌdaks

A type of long-distance road cycling event in which participants must navigate a route within a specified period of time.
the Essex Lanes 106 km audax
Example sentencesExamples
- I very much enjoyed our first proper audax, in glorious weather back in October.
- It is also important to know that both audaxes and sportives have to avoid racing because that requires road closures and police escorts.
- My 100 mile audax runs over Dartmoor one way and returns on a different route.
- I've been meaning to do an audax for a while - the basic idea is, you do a fairly long ride within a specific time.
- On this audax, I neither got a puncture nor was hit by another rider.
- You could do the London-Edinburgh-London Audax, but you have to ride 300km a day for 5 days.
- Doing the 108 km audax ride at Mildenhall tomorrow morning.
- Yates is an intrepid adventurer and long-distance audax freak.
- Without marshalls, audaxes still need proof of ride completion and that means cards to be stamped plus information points.

Origin

Via French from Italian (apparently originally with reference to a ride from Rome to Naples first held in 1897), from Latin audax, audac- 'bold, daring' (see audacious).

Definition of audax in US English:

audax

nounˈôˌdaks

A type of long-distance road cycling event in which participants must navigate a route within a specified period of time.
I'm riding a 100k audax on Sunday
Example sentencesExamples
- I've been meaning to do an audax for a while - the basic idea is, you do a fairly long ride within a specific time.
- Without marshalls, audaxes still need proof of ride completion and that means cards to be stamped plus information points.
- I very much enjoyed our first proper audax, in glorious weather back in October.
- Yates is an intrepid adventurer and long-distance audax freak.
- My 100 mile audax runs over Dartmoor one way and returns on a different route.
- On this audax, I neither got a puncture nor was hit by another rider.
- You could do the London-Edinburgh-London Audax, but you have to ride 300km a day for 5 days.
- It is also important to know that both audaxes and sportives have to avoid racing because that requires road closures and police escorts.
- Doing the 108 km audax ride at Mildenhall tomorrow morning.

Origin

Via French from Italian (apparently originally with reference to a ride from Rome to Naples first held in 1897), from Latin audax, audac- ‘bold, daring’ (see audacious).

单词	audax
释义	Definition of audax in English: audax nounPlural audaxes ˈɔːdaksˈôˌdaks A type of long-distance road cycling event in which participants must navigate a route within a specified period of time. the Essex Lanes 106 km audax Example sentencesExamples I very much enjoyed our first proper audax, in glorious weather back in October. It is also important to know that both audaxes and sportives have to avoid racing because that requires road closures and police escorts. My 100 mile audax runs over Dartmoor one way and returns on a different route. I've been meaning to do an audax for a while - the basic idea is, you do a fairly long ride within a specific time. On this audax, I neither got a puncture nor was hit by another rider. You could do the London-Edinburgh-London Audax, but you have to ride 300km a day for 5 days. Doing the 108 km audax ride at Mildenhall tomorrow morning. Yates is an intrepid adventurer and long-distance audax freak. Without marshalls, audaxes still need proof of ride completion and that means cards to be stamped plus information points. Origin Via French from Italian (apparently originally with reference to a ride from Rome to Naples first held in 1897), from Latin audax, audac- 'bold, daring' (see audacious). Definition of audax in US English: audax nounˈôˌdaks A type of long-distance road cycling event in which participants must navigate a route within a specified period of time. I'm riding a 100k audax on Sunday Example sentencesExamples I've been meaning to do an audax for a while - the basic idea is, you do a fairly long ride within a specific time. Without marshalls, audaxes still need proof of ride completion and that means cards to be stamped plus information points. I very much enjoyed our first proper audax, in glorious weather back in October. Yates is an intrepid adventurer and long-distance audax freak. My 100 mile audax runs over Dartmoor one way and returns on a different route. On this audax, I neither got a puncture nor was hit by another rider. You could do the London-Edinburgh-London Audax, but you have to ride 300km a day for 5 days. It is also important to know that both audaxes and sportives have to avoid racing because that requires road closures and police escorts. Doing the 108 km audax ride at Mildenhall tomorrow morning. Origin Via French from Italian (apparently originally with reference to a ride from Rome to Naples first held in 1897), from Latin audax, audac- ‘bold, daring’ (see audacious).
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