wakeboard
verb[I]
uk/ˈweɪk.bɔːd/us/ˈweɪk.bɔːrd/to bepulledalong thesurfaceof thewaterby aboat, while doingjumpsandturnson aboard:
尾波板Iplaytennis,waterski, wakeboard andsnowski.
We took it inturnsto wakeboard, acrossbetween water-skiing andsnowboarding.
- If adaygoes by when I don't wakeboard, Ifeelas if there's somethingwrong.
- Hehunteddeerin thefalland wakeboarded in thesummer.
- She hassnowboardedsince the eighthgradeand alsoskateboardsand wakeboards.
Water sports
- aquatics
- bodyboard
- bodyboarding
- Boogie Board
- boogie boarding
- diving
- grommet
- longboarding
- paddle board
- paddle boarding
- parasailing
- sailboard
- shortboard
- shortboarding
- surf
- surfer
- surfing
- waxhead
- windsurfer
- windsurfing
wakeboard
noun[C]
uk/ˈweɪk.bɔːd/us/ˈweɪk.bɔːrd/aboardfor doingjumpsandturnsonwater, while beingpulledalong by aboat:
Thevideoshowsyou how to get up on a wakeboard.
Thisstunningadfeaturesa man on a wakeboard doingvariousimpressivetricksas hespeedsacrossthewater.
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- This year'seventwill notincludewakeboard competitions.
- Lastyear, a 48-year-old mandiedafterfallingfrom a wakeboard.
- Matt is theheadwakeboardinstructorat JB Waterski.
Water sports
- aquatics
- bodyboard
- bodyboarding
- Boogie Board
- boogie boarding
- diving
- grommet
- longboarding
- paddle board
- paddle boarding
- parasailing
- sailboard
- shortboard
- shortboarding
- surf
- surfer
- surfing
- waxhead
- windsurfer
- windsurfing