three-legged race
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++three-leg·ged race /ˌθriː ˈleɡəd reɪs/ noun [countable] DSa race in which two people run together, with one person’s right leg tied to the other person’s left leg 绑腿赛跑，二人三足赛跑〔一种两人一组的赛跑，其中一人的右腿与另一人的左腿绑在一起〕
Examples from the Corpus
three-legged race• Years later, they laughed to see the girls, Mona and Callie, in a three-legged race.• And so this grumbling three-legged race was run.• Something about the three-legged race, perhaps, or the egg-and-spoon race?• It was like putting on a costume for a play, or running in the three-legged race.• Together, with fear yanking the way forward, speculation and sentiment ran the three-legged race into the future.three-leg·ged race nounChineseSyllable
together, people race with which Corpus in two a run
three-legged race
three-leg‧ged race /ˌθriː ˈleɡəd reɪs/
noun [countable]
a race in which two people run together, with one person’s right leg tied to the other person’s left leg
three-leg‧ged race /ˌθriː ˈleɡəd reɪs/
noun [countable]a race in which two people run together, with one person’s right leg tied to the other person’s left leg