1 a series of objects that competitors in a race have to climb over, under, through, etc.
2 a series of difficulties that people have to deal with in order to achieve a particular aim:
We assume that competent doctors emerge at the end of an obstacle course of traditional examinations based on facts.
3 (AmE) = ASSAULTCOURSE
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