Definition of personal best in English:

personal best

noun

The best time or score ever achieved by a sports player in a particular event.
she clocked two hours 24 minutes 59 seconds, breaking her own personal best of 2:29:53
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite personal bests, those leading the team are not making the times to take the top spots.
- In the men's 4x400m, the first two runners both ran personal bests.
- I bowled a 199, which was a personal best.
- Although this result did not meet his expectations, his time of 1: 04.91 in the preliminary heat was a personal best for the Scarborough native.
- You can bet she'll be here next year to try to beat her personal best.
- Competing in the under-23 lightweight division, Hurd knocked 13 seconds off his previous personal best for a time of 6:44.
- The women's team was filled with excellent performances including many personal bests.
- Women's captain Katie Sam also led the team by example by running a new personal best of 27.1s in the 200m.
- Owen Gibbons pulled a personal best by six seconds.
- They have seen the pride of a child who has exercised self-discipline to achieve his personal best.
- Nonetheless, if he can improve his personal best of 44.72 to a 44 low, a medal will be within reach.
- The rowing machine tells me if today's workout was a personal best.
- It's a matter of embracing challenges that push you to do your personal best without overwhelming you.
- Top athletes don't just focus on beating their competitors; they strive for their personal bests.
- Padrinao stopped short of predicting a gold medal, or guaranteeing a personal best.
- We finish quickly but the time is not a personal best.
- Kate Brooker set a personal best of 15:38.8, just ahead of Sharon Yen at 16:15.4.
- On the men's side, Richard Mosley ran a personal best in the mile in 4:12 in placing 22nd.
- The SFU novice rowing team showed they had more to give when they all pulled personal bests.
- Recently one of their artists was commissioned to create an award for Olympic competitors who beat their own personal bests in the Sydney games.

Definition of personal best in US English:

personal best

noun

The best time or score ever achieved by an athlete in a particular event.
she clocked two hours 24 minutes 59 seconds, breaking her own personal best of 2:29:53
Example sentencesExamples
- We finish quickly but the time is not a personal best.
- You can bet she'll be here next year to try to beat her personal best.
- The rowing machine tells me if today's workout was a personal best.
- They have seen the pride of a child who has exercised self-discipline to achieve his personal best.
- Despite personal bests, those leading the team are not making the times to take the top spots.
- Padrinao stopped short of predicting a gold medal, or guaranteeing a personal best.
- On the men's side, Richard Mosley ran a personal best in the mile in 4:12 in placing 22nd.
- It's a matter of embracing challenges that push you to do your personal best without overwhelming you.
- Recently one of their artists was commissioned to create an award for Olympic competitors who beat their own personal bests in the Sydney games.
- Nonetheless, if he can improve his personal best of 44.72 to a 44 low, a medal will be within reach.
- Owen Gibbons pulled a personal best by six seconds.
- In the men's 4x400m, the first two runners both ran personal bests.
- The SFU novice rowing team showed they had more to give when they all pulled personal bests.
- Top athletes don't just focus on beating their competitors; they strive for their personal bests.
- The women's team was filled with excellent performances including many personal bests.
- Competing in the under-23 lightweight division, Hurd knocked 13 seconds off his previous personal best for a time of 6:44.
- I bowled a 199, which was a personal best.
- Although this result did not meet his expectations, his time of 1: 04.91 in the preliminary heat was a personal best for the Scarborough native.
- Kate Brooker set a personal best of 15:38.8, just ahead of Sharon Yen at 16:15.4.
- Women's captain Katie Sam also led the team by example by running a new personal best of 27.1s in the 200m.

单词	personal best
释义	Definition of personal best in English: personal best noun The best time or score ever achieved by a sports player in a particular event. she clocked two hours 24 minutes 59 seconds, breaking her own personal best of 2:29:53 Example sentencesExamples Despite personal bests, those leading the team are not making the times to take the top spots. In the men's 4x400m, the first two runners both ran personal bests. I bowled a 199, which was a personal best. Although this result did not meet his expectations, his time of 1: 04.91 in the preliminary heat was a personal best for the Scarborough native. You can bet she'll be here next year to try to beat her personal best. Competing in the under-23 lightweight division, Hurd knocked 13 seconds off his previous personal best for a time of 6:44. The women's team was filled with excellent performances including many personal bests. Women's captain Katie Sam also led the team by example by running a new personal best of 27.1s in the 200m. Owen Gibbons pulled a personal best by six seconds. They have seen the pride of a child who has exercised self-discipline to achieve his personal best. Nonetheless, if he can improve his personal best of 44.72 to a 44 low, a medal will be within reach. The rowing machine tells me if today's workout was a personal best. It's a matter of embracing challenges that push you to do your personal best without overwhelming you. Top athletes don't just focus on beating their competitors; they strive for their personal bests. Padrinao stopped short of predicting a gold medal, or guaranteeing a personal best. We finish quickly but the time is not a personal best. Kate Brooker set a personal best of 15:38.8, just ahead of Sharon Yen at 16:15.4. On the men's side, Richard Mosley ran a personal best in the mile in 4:12 in placing 22nd. The SFU novice rowing team showed they had more to give when they all pulled personal bests. Recently one of their artists was commissioned to create an award for Olympic competitors who beat their own personal bests in the Sydney games. Definition of personal best in US English: personal best noun The best time or score ever achieved by an athlete in a particular event. she clocked two hours 24 minutes 59 seconds, breaking her own personal best of 2:29:53 Example sentencesExamples We finish quickly but the time is not a personal best. You can bet she'll be here next year to try to beat her personal best. The rowing machine tells me if today's workout was a personal best. They have seen the pride of a child who has exercised self-discipline to achieve his personal best. Despite personal bests, those leading the team are not making the times to take the top spots. Padrinao stopped short of predicting a gold medal, or guaranteeing a personal best. On the men's side, Richard Mosley ran a personal best in the mile in 4:12 in placing 22nd. It's a matter of embracing challenges that push you to do your personal best without overwhelming you. Recently one of their artists was commissioned to create an award for Olympic competitors who beat their own personal bests in the Sydney games. Nonetheless, if he can improve his personal best of 44.72 to a 44 low, a medal will be within reach. Owen Gibbons pulled a personal best by six seconds. In the men's 4x400m, the first two runners both ran personal bests. The SFU novice rowing team showed they had more to give when they all pulled personal bests. Top athletes don't just focus on beating their competitors; they strive for their personal bests. The women's team was filled with excellent performances including many personal bests. Competing in the under-23 lightweight division, Hurd knocked 13 seconds off his previous personal best for a time of 6:44. I bowled a 199, which was a personal best. Although this result did not meet his expectations, his time of 1: 04.91 in the preliminary heat was a personal best for the Scarborough native. Kate Brooker set a personal best of 15:38.8, just ahead of Sharon Yen at 16:15.4. Women's captain Katie Sam also led the team by example by running a new personal best of 27.1s in the 200m.
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