parcours

[ par-koor ]

noun

, French.

, plural par·cours [p, a, r, -, koor].

1. parcourse.

Example Sentences

And stage 18 in particular seems like the perfect parcours for it.

From BBC

While the parcours is relatively flat early on, the rolling terrain in the concluding 50km could make for an intriguing finale especially if those more at home in the one-day spring classics go all in for victory.

From BBC

The performance was, logistically speaking, “a challenge,” said Samuel Leuenberger, who had commissioned Ms. Rose to participate that year, his first as the curator of the Art Basel public-art section known as Parcours.

From New York Times

A relatively flat parcours should bring the sprinters in to play for the first time in the Tour.

From BBC

The parcours then flattens off until a sharp 500m uphill finish.

From BBC