Pick up racing and action-game vocabulary from fast-paced racing and action games — chase, crash, speed, block, and escape.
Free Gaming: Action & Racing vocabulary flashcards at the A2 level — all 35 words with definitions and examples. Study them with spaced repetition and start using these words in everyday conversation.
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race
a competition to see who can move fastest over a set distance
chase
to run after someone or something quickly in order to catch them
crash
to hit something hard and be damaged or destroyed
speed
how fast something or someone is moving
bomb
a device that explodes and causes damage
block
to stop something from moving or passing through
enemy
a person or group that is hostile and works against you
escape
to get away from a dangerous or controlled place
fight
a physical struggle or battle between people
fire
to shoot a weapon
force
physical strength or power used to make something happen
jump
to push yourself off the ground into the air
kill
to cause the death of a person, animal, or thing
launch
to send something forward or into the air with force
lose
to fail to win a competition or battle
mission
an important task or job that must be completed
move
to go from one place to another
push
to press against something with force to make it shift
run
to move quickly on foot
shoot
to fire a bullet or weapon at someone or something
signal
a sign or action used to send a message to someone else
smash
to break something violently into pieces
steal
to take something that belongs to someone else without permission
stop
to no longer move or continue
strike
to hit something or someone with force
target
a person, place, or object that someone aims at or plans to attack
team
a group of people who work together toward a shared goal
throw
to send something through the air using your hand
track
a road or path used for racing or following a route
train
to practice and prepare for a difficult task or competition
trap
a device or plan designed to catch or trick someone
turn
to change direction while moving
warn
to tell someone about a possible danger before it happens
win
to come first or be successful in a competition or battle
zone
an area that is set apart for a particular purpose or activity