obstacle course

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In other countries, employers rely on the college-entry obstacle course to select the brightest and best.
在其他國(guó)家，雇主們依據(jù)進(jìn)入大學(xué)這場(chǎng)障礙賽來(lái)選擇最聰明和最優(yōu)秀的人。
“You’re expected to keep jumping through the obstacle course—and to enjoy it, ” he says of the constant frustrations of being an entrepreneur in such a chaotic country.
“你得像跑障礙賽一樣-衹能苦中作樂(lè)了，”他指的是企業(yè)家在這樣一個(gè)無(wú)秩序可言的國(guó)家裡不斷遇到的挫折。
Subjects using a new software package were able to control the movement of a virtual helicopter through an obstacle course using their thoughts alone. Larry Greenemeier reports.
來(lái)自格林梅爾的最新研究報(bào)道，通過(guò)採(cǎi)用一種新型的軟件可以讓人僅通過(guò)意識(shí)就能控制虛擬的直陞機(jī)繞開(kāi)障礙物。

At a recent driving event near Washington,D.C., teenage drivers tested their skills on a closely-monitored obstacle course to compare how they drove with - and without - distraction.

In other countries, employers rely on the college-entry obstacle course to select the brightest and best.
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Now you can stand on the sidelines, helping other souls go through their own obstacle course.
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Until you finally muster the strength to jump over it, and get done with the obstacle course.
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a race in which runners have to climb over, under, or through a series of obstacles

In a race, an obstacle course is a series of obstacles that people have to go over or around in order to complete the race.