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Grand Prix 英ˈgrɑːŋˈpriː美ˈgrɑŋˈpri；英ˌɡrɒ̃'priː美ˌɡrɑ̃ː'priː 高
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国际长途汽车大奖赛复数GrandsPrix名词复数GrandPrix；名词复数GrandPrix
Noun:
one of several international races来自法语，即grand prize. 原指19世纪在法国巴黎举行的国际马术赛事，现主要指汽车或摩托车的国际系列赛。 Early Grand Prix cars ran on a fierce mixture of powerful chemicals and additives, often featuring large quantities of benzene, alcohol and aviation fuel.
早期的大奖赛中，赛车往往使用由暴烈的化学药品和添加剂组成的强力混合物，通常含有大量的苯、乙醇和航空燃油。 yeeyan
This has turned the three hours of practice on Grand Prix Fridays into highly valuable track time, as it is now teams’ only real opportunity to track test in- season developments.
这就使得大奖赛中周五在赛道上三个小时的练习赛变得逾足珍贵，因为这三个小时就是车队在赛季中进行在赛道上测试开发的唯一机会。 yeeyan |