sprint
/sprɪnt/
verb
- To run as fast as possible for a short distance.
- She had to sprint to catch the bus before it left.
- The athlete sprinted the last 100 meters to win the race.
- I sprinted across the field when I heard my name called.
- To do something very quickly, especially to meet a deadline or complete a task in a short time.
- We sprinted through the last few chapters to finish the book on time.
- He sprinted through his homework so he could go outside and play.
- The team had to sprint to finish the project before Friday.
Antonyms
noun
- A short, fast run at top speed.
- He won the 100-meter sprint at the track meet.
- She took a quick sprint around the block to warm up.
- The dog made a sudden sprint after a squirrel.
- A short period of intense effort or activity, especially in work or study.
- The team finished the project in a two-week sprint.
- We worked in a sprint to get the website ready for launch.
- The final sprint of studying before the exam was exhausting.