race for



race for something

to run or drive fast to get to something in a hurry. I raced for the door to see who was there. The children raced for the best seats in front of the television set.
See also: race

race someone for something

to compete against someone for a prize; to try to outrun someone to get to something first. I will race you for the grand prize. Ned raced his sister for the breakfast table every morning.
See also: race

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Shulamite-Biblical
Anemoneə-NEM-ə-neeEnglish (Rare)
Mikhailmee-khah-EEL (Russian)Russian, Bulgarian
SharlaSHAHR-ləEnglish
Albertinaahl-ber-TEE-nah (Italian, German)Italian, German, Dutch, Portuguese
Mirsada-Bosnian