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Meanings of marathoner in English
Catalan
corredor de marató Spanish
corredor de maratón Someone who participates in long-distance races (especially in marathons)
Usage of marathoner in English
1
Spot the difference between a marathoner at five miles and at 25 miles.
2
Radcliffe, if reminder is needed, is the world's top-ranked marathoner.
3
Jimmy Yan took Berman to the apartment where the marathoner Yao Hong-Xiau was staying.
4
A marathoner, he wears jogging shorts and a sleeveless T-shirt.
5
Now, Henry made a marathoner's final kick toward Ruth.
6
Go at marathoner's pace and not the sprinter's and others may be able to keep with you.
7
He had the respiration of a marathoner.
8
But between now and then there is plenty of time for a marathoner-in-waiting to spend their time doubting themselves.
9
You're a decent marathoner, but I'm more impressed that you've turned WIRED into the best running magazine out there.
10
Why did that marathoner die?
11
Some of the biggest laughs come from the familiar pitfalls of the amateur marathoner -blisters and hitting the wall.
12
When it comes to ultradistances, nothing can beat a Tarahumara runner-nota racehorse, not a cheetah, not an Olympic marathoner.
13
Ultra marathoner Katie Wright beat off all participants in the backyard ultra through Auckland's Riverhead Forest a couple of… Audio
14
And I say, "Yeah, he was a marathoner and he threw off the sodium balance in his brain."
15
A physician friend recommended a sports podiatrist who was also a marathoner, so I made an appointment for the following week.
16
The FBI agent was six feet tall and had a world-class marathoner's body, which meant she averaged two pounds per inch.
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Marathoner through the time