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单词 ski
释义
ski
noun[C]
uk
/skiː/us
/skiː/
pluralskis
B1
one of apairoflong,flatnarrowpiecesofwoodorplasticthatcurveup at thefrontand arefastenedtobootsso that thewearercanmovequicklyandeasilyoversnow:
滑雪板
apairof skis一副滑雪板
skiboots滑雪鞋
a skiclub/resort滑雪俱乐部／胜地
picture of ski
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More examples
  • Howwideareyourskis?
  • Ibrokeone of my skis.
  • skigoggles
  • a skiinstructor
  • a skislope
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Winter sports
  • airboard
  • airboarder
  • airboarding
  • Alpine skiing
  • après-ski
  • biathlon
  • grooming machine
  • ice rink
  • ice skater
  • ice skating
  • luge
  • mush
  • skating rink
  • skiing
  • slalom
  • sledge
  • sleigh
  • snow groomer
  • snowblade
  • snowblading
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ski
verb[IorT]
uk
/skiː/us
/skiː/
B1
tomoveoversnowon skis:
滑雪
He skieddownthehill.他滑雪下山。
Let'sgoskiing.我们去滑雪吧。
More examples
  • We used to ski beforenoonthen take alonglunch.
  • There are somenicegentleslopesthat we can ski down.
  • I skied veryslowlydown themountainside.
  • I've haven't been skiing - it's never reallyappealed.
  • I'd like to go skiing oneChristmas.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Winter sports
  • airboard
  • airboarder
  • airboarding
  • Alpine skiing
  • après-ski
  • biathlon
  • grooming machine
  • ice rink
  • ice skater
  • ice skating
  • luge
  • mush
  • skating rink
  • skiing
  • slalom
  • sledge
  • sleigh
  • snow groomer
  • snowblade
  • snowblading
See more results »
(Definition ofskifrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

ski| American Dictionary

ski
noun[C]
us
/ski/
either of apairoflong,narrowpiecesofwoodor othermaterialwhichcurveup at thefrontand arefastenedtobootsso thepersonwearingthem canmovequicklyandeasilyoversnow

ski

verb[I]us
/ski/present tenseskis|present participleskiing|past tense and past participleskied
Weskieda lot when we wereyounger.

skier

noun[C]us
/ˈski·ər/
There arelotsofskierson theslopestoday.

skiing

noun[U]us
/ˈski·ɪŋ/
I’m going skiing.
(Definition ofskifrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofski

ski
We designed the lower extremities of theskirobot as two artificial legs in the form of a parallelogram.
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The majority (93.7 %) of cases from theskigroup became sick within 3 days after arriving at the village.
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Quite by mistake, his son, many years later, was skiing in the same place and chanced upon the body of his missing father.
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It can be seen that during the first two turns the outerskialmost lost the contact with the surface.
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The most stable position of the skier is when the forces are equally distributed on both skis.
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From (1), it follows that for small edging angles, is equal to the natural side-cut radius of unbentski.
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This is how we were able to buy aski-doo.
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Nevertheless, if the present results are integrated across the width of theskithey provide a centreline theory for a long, slender planing surface.
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These special modifications included enclosed pilot cabins, a covered top observation deck, cold-weather engines,ski, and a brake parachute.
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But what does 'unsupported' really mean in these days of satellite telephones, emergency beacons, andski-equipped aircraft?
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His preparations were extensive with regard to the equipment and included clothing, cooking utensils, skis, and tents.
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There is a similar notch, 1.27 cm (0.5 in) wide, cut in the middle along the length of the entire underside of theski.
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Nearly every experienced skier will tell you that skiing on dry powder is like riding on air.
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However, experiments have shown that this equation does not describe the behavior of theskiat small edging angles satisfactorily.
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Figure 13 shows forces that are acting on the skis.
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