derby
US /ˈdɝː.bi/
UK /ˈdɝː.bi/
1.
derby, carrera de caballos
a horse race, especially one run annually for three-year-old horses and traditionally a major event of the British flat racing season
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The Kentucky Derby is one of the most famous horse races in the world.
El Derby de Kentucky es una de las carreras de caballos más famosas del mundo.
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She dreams of winning the Epsom Derby someday.
Ella sueña con ganar el Derby de Epsom algún día.
2.
derbi, clásico local
a sporting contest between two local rivals, especially in soccer
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The local derby between the two city teams always draws a huge crowd.
El derbi local entre los dos equipos de la ciudad siempre atrae a una gran multitud.
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Fans eagerly awaited the football derby.
Los aficionados esperaban con ansias el derbi de fútbol.
3.
derby, zapato derby
a type of shoe or boot in which the eyelet tabs are sewn on top of the vamp
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He wore classic brown leather derby shoes to the formal event.
Llevaba zapatos derby clásicos de cuero marrón para el evento formal.
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Derby shoes are known for their open lacing system.
Los zapatos Derby son conocidos por su sistema de cordones abierto.