CEFR C1

trackperson

noun

Meaning

A person employed to maintain and clear a sports track, especially for racing, ensuring it is safe and free of obstacles for competitors.

Examples

The trackperson worked diligently to remove a fallen cone from the circuit.
During the race, a trackperson was ready with a fire extinguisher.

Synonyms: marshal, official, worker

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trackperson (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: ˈtrækˌpɜːrsən

Definition

A person employed to maintain and clear a sports track, especially for racing, ensuring it is safe and free of obstacles for competitors.

Examples

The trackperson worked diligently to remove a fallen cone from the circuit.
During the race, a trackperson was ready with a fire extinguisher.

How to Use trackperson

trackperson on the track (collocation): A trackperson who is currently working on or positioned on the racing surface. — "The trackperson on the track signaled for the race to be stopped."
trackperson for the race (collocation): A trackperson assigned to work during a specific racing event. — "All trackpersons for the race were briefed on safety procedures."

Synonyms of trackperson

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