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1. (n.) ski
one of a pair of long, slender runners made of wood, plastic, or metal used in gliding over snow.
2. (v.i.) ski
to travel on skis, as for sport.
3. (v.t.) ski
to use skis on; travel on skis over.
Etymology: (1745–55; < Norw; ON skīth, c. OE scīd strip of wood, OHG scīt)
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1. (verb) ski
narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used in pairs for gliding over snow
2. (verb) ski
move along on skis
"We love to ski the Rockies"; "My children don't ski"
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1. (noun) ski
one of two long pieces that attaches to a boot so that you can slide over snow
cross country skis
2. (verb) ski
to use skis to move over snow
I love to ski.
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Sense: one of a pair of long narrow strips of wood etc that are attached to the feet for gliding over snow, water etc.
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 Afrikaans: ski |
 Arabic: مِزْلَج خَشَبي للتَّزَلُّ |
 Bulgarian: ска |
 Brazilian: esqui |
 Czech: lyže |
 German: der Ski |
 Danish: ski |
 Greek: σκι, χιονοπέδιλο |
 Spanish: esquí |
 Estonian: suusk |
 Farsi: چوب اسكي |
 Finnish: suksi |
 French: ski |
 Hebrew: מִגלשֵי סְקִי |
 Hindi: स्की, लंबा तंग लकड़ी का ज |
 Croatian: skija |
 Hungarian: sí(léc) |
 Indonesian: ski |
 Icelandic: skíði |
 Italian: sci |
 Japanese: スキー |
 Korean: 스키 |
 Lithuanian: slidė |
 Latvian: slēpe |
 Malay: ski |
 Dutch: ski |
 Norwegian: ski; vannski |
 Polish: narta |
 Persian: چوب اسكي |
 Pashto: دړدنګ (سكي)، اوږدې دړې چې |
 Portuguese: esqui |
 Romanian: schi |
 Russian: лыжи |
 Slovak: lyža |
 Slovenian: smučka |
 Serbian: skija |
 Swedish: skida |
 Thai: กระดานสกี |
 Turkish: kayak |
 Taiwanese: 滑雪屐，滑雪板 |
 Ukrainian: лижа, лижва |
 Urdu: برف پر چلنے یا دوڑنے کے ل |
 Vietnamese: ván trượt tuyết |
 Chinese: 滑雪橇，滑雪板 |
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