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1. (n.) ski pole
a slender pole or stick used by skiers for balance and propulsion, with a metal point below a ring at the lower end and a loop for the hand at the upper.
Etymology: (1920–25)
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1. (noun) ski pole
a pole with metal points used as an aid in skiing
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Sense: one of the two poles that skiers hold in their hands and use while skiing.
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 Afrikaans: skistok |
 Arabic: قَضيب التَّزَلُّج |
 Bulgarian: щека |
 Brazilian: bastão de esqui |
 Czech: lyžařská hůlka |
 German: die Skistöcke |
 Danish: skistav |
 Greek: μπαστούνι του σκι |
 Spanish: bastón de esquí |
 Estonian: suusakepp |
 Farsi: باتون اسكي |
 Finnish: hiihtosauva |
 French: baton de ski |
 Hebrew: מַקֵל גוֹלשִׁים |
 Hindi: स्की पर चलने वाले के उपयो |
 Croatian: sijaški štap |
 Hungarian: síbot |
 Indonesian: tongkat ski |
 Italian: racchetta da sci |
 Japanese: スキーのストック |
 Korean: 스키 지팡이 |
 Lithuanian: slidžių lazda |
 Latvian: slēpju nūja |
 Malay: kayu ski |
 Dutch: skistok |
 Norwegian: skistav |
 Polish: kijek narciarski |
 Persian: باتون اسكي |
 Pashto: د اسکی باتون |
 Russian: лыжная палка |
 Slovak: lyžiarska palica |
 Slovenian: smučarska palica |
 Serbian: skijaški štap |
 Swedish: skidstav |
 Thai: ไม้ค้ำในการเล่นสกี |
 Turkish: kayak sopası |
 Taiwanese: 滑雪杖 |
 Ukrainian: лижна палиця |
 Urdu: تختہ رانی کرتے وقت سہارے |
 Vietnamese: cọc để bám vào khi đi xki |
 Chinese: 滑雪杖 |
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