Definition of skiing in English Turkish dictionary
- {f} kay
Gelecek ay Zao'da kaymaya gidebilirim.
-I may go skiing at Zao next month.
Her yıl ne sıklıkla kayağa gidersin?
-How often do you go skiing every year?
- kayarak
- ski
- {i} kayak
Ben, bir kayak kazası sırasında iki yerden bacağımı kırdım.
-I broke my leg in two places during a skiing mishap.
Kayak yaparken bacağını kırdı.
-He broke his leg skiing.
- {i} kayakçılık
Bir uzmana göre, ne dağcılık ne de kayakçılık tehlikelidir.
-According to an expert, neither mountaineering nor skiing is dangerous.
Balıkçılık, avcılık, yürüyüş ve kayakçılık popülerdir.
-Fishing, hunting, hiking and skiing are popular.
- {i} kayak yapma
Ben çok sık kayak yapmaya giderim.
-I go skiing very often.
Kışın sık sık kayak yapmaya gittim.
-I often went skiing in the winter.
- kaymak
Kaymaktan hoşlandığına sevindim ama sadece bu bana göre değil.
-I'm glad you enjoy skiing, but I guess it's just not my cup of tea.
Kaymak çok eğlenceli.
-Skiing is a lot of fun.
- kayak sporu
- ski
- kayak
Kayak yaparken bacağımı kırdım.
-I broke my leg while skiing.
Kayak yaparken bacağımı kırdım.
-I broke my leg skiing.
- skiing race
- kayak yarışı
- skiing holiday
- kayak tatili
- skiing instructor
- kayak eğitmeni
- skiing lesson
- kayak dersi
- skiing race
- kayak yarısı
- skiing-trip
- kayak-dönüş
- skis and skiing
- (Spor) kayaklar ve kayak sporu
- ski
- {f} kaymak
Kaymaktan hoşlandığına sevindim ama sadece bu bana göre değil.
-I'm glad you enjoy skiing, but I guess it's just not my cup of tea.
Kaymak için dağa gittik.
-We went to the mountain to ski.
- ski
- skiingkayak yapma
- ski
- kayakçılık
Bir uzmana göre, ne dağcılık ne de kayakçılık tehlikelidir.
-According to an expert, neither mountaineering nor skiing is dangerous.
Balıkçılık, avcılık, yürüyüş ve kayakçılık popülerdir.
-Fishing, hunting, hiking and skiing are popular.
- ski
- ski lift kayak çıkılan tepeye çıkaran teleferik
- ski
- ski jump kayakçının yaptığı sıçrama veya atlama
- ski
- kayak yap
Kayak yaparken bacağımı kırdım.
-I broke my leg while skiing.
Ben kayak yapmayı öğrenmek istiyorum.
-I want to learn how to ski.
- ski
- skierkayakçı
- ski
- kayak kaymak
- ski
- {f} kay
Kayak yaparken bacağını kırdı.
-He broke his leg skiing.
Her yıl ne sıklıkla kayağa gidersin?
-How often do you go skiing every year?
- ski
- ski
- ski
- kayak yapmak
Bir diskoda dans etmeyi kayak yapmaktan daha fazla sever.
-She likes dancing in a disco better than skiing.
Geçen kış kayak yapmak için Kanada'ya gittim.
-Last winter, I went to Canada to ski.
- downhill skiing
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) Alp disiplini: kayaklarla kar üzerinde kapılardan geçerek en hızlı şekilde aşağıya inmenin temel olduğu yarışma
- downhill skiing
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) Alp disiplini
- alpine skiing
- Alp kayağı
- downhill skiing
- yokuş aşağı kayak
- former name of oslo; turn (skiing)
- oslo eski adı; (kayak) çevirmek
- freestyle skiing
- serbest stil kayak
- go skiing
- kayak gitmek
- jet skiing
- jet ski
- moguls skiing
- Moğolların kayak
- water skiing
- su kayağı
- can i go water skiing there
- orada su kayağı yapabilir miyim
- down hill skiing
- (Askeri) alp disiplini kayağı
Related Terms
Definition of skiing in English English dictionary
- Present participle of ski
- A group of sports utilizing skis as primary equipment
- {i} act of gliding across snow or water on skis; sport of gliding across snow or water on skis
- a sport in which participants must travel on skis
- the sport of moving down hills, across land in the snow, or on water wearing skis. Sport and mode of transportation involving moving over snow on a pair of long flat runners (skis) attached to shoes or boots. Skiing was born in northern Europe; the oldest skis, found in Russia, are some 6,000 years old. The earliest skis were often short and broad. The first written references to skiing come from the Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) and describe skiing in northern China. Skiing was used in warfare in Scandinavia from the 13th century or earlier to the 20th century. The earliest mode of skiing developed into the sport now called cross-country skiing. Competitive cross-country skiing began in Norway in the 1840s and had reached California by the 1860s. Improvements on primitive bindings 1860 led to greater popularity of recreational skiing. Ski-jumping competitions date from the 1870s. Downhill skiing was limited by the need to climb the hill before or after skiing down; the building of ski lifts began in the 1930s. Skis were originally made of a single piece of wood, usually hickory; laminated construction began in the 1930s, plastic running surfaces were introduced in the 1950s, and no wood has been used in the construction of downhill skis for several decades. The business of skiing began its serious growth in the 1930s and became explosive in the 1950s and '60s; huge resorts now dot the Austrian, Swiss, and Italian Alps, the Rocky Mountains, and other mountainous regions. See also Alpine skiing. Alpine skiing cross country skiing Nordic skiing
- the sport of skating down a hill with skis
- first-person singular of ski
- skiing club
- group that goes skiing on snow, ski club
- Nordic skiing
- cross-country skiing, especially as competitive sport
- après-skiing
- après-ski activities
- caterpillar skiing
- A skiing practice where the off-piste downhill skiers are transported to their starting point with a snowcat instead of a ski lift or a helicopter as in heli-skiing
- cross country skiing
- Alternative spelling of cross-country skiing
- cross-country skiing
- An endurance sport and method of getting about involving travelling on skis, uphill as well as downhill
- cross-country skiing
- A leisure activity using cross-country skis and ski poles for traversing natural terrain during winter
- free-heel skiing
- Telemark skiing
- heli-skiing
- Present participle of heli-ski
- heli-skiing
- skiing in remote areas after being transported by helicopter
- mogul skiing
- A type of freestyle skiing where skiers ski terrain characterized by a large number of different bumps called moguls
- ski
- One of a pair of long flat runners designed for gliding over snow
- ski
- To move on skis
- ski
- To travel over (a slope etc.) on skis; travel on skis at (a place), especially as a sport
- snow-skiing
- The sport of skiing on snow
- telemark skiing
- A method of skiing using the telemark turn and using a binding that only connects the boot to the ski at the toes, just as in cross-country skiing
- water skiing
- Present participle of water ski
- water skiing
- The sport of riding on water skis, whilst being towed by a motorboat
- water-skiing
- Alternative spelling of water skiing
- Alpine skiing
- Class of competitive ski events consisting of speed events (the downhill and the supergiant slalom) and technical events (the slalom and giant slalom). Speed events are contested in single runs down longer, steeper, faster courses, with fewer turns than those featured in the technical events. Alpine skiing was first included in the Olympic Games in 1936. See also cross-country skiing; Nordic skiing
- Nordic skiing
- Skiing techniques and events of Scandinavian origin that include cross-country skiing and ski jumping. Nordic events were included in the first Winter Olympics in 1924. See also Alpine skiing
- cross-country skiing
- The sport of skiing over the countryside rather than on downhill runs. Skiing in open country over rolling, hilly terrain. It originated in Scandinavia as a means of travel as well as recreation. The skies used are longer, narrower, and lighter than those used in Alpine skiing, and bindings allow more heel movement. The standard lengths of international races range from 10 to 50 km (6.2-31 mi) for men and 5 to 30 km (3.1-18.6 mi) for women. It has been included on the Olympics program since the first Winter Olympics in 1924
- cross-country skiing
- the sport of skiing across the countryside (rather than downhill)
- heli-skiing
- the sport of flying a helicopter to a place in the mountains where you can ski on deep snow that no one else has skied on (helicopter + skiing)
- ski
- move along on skis; "We love to ski the Rockies"
- ski
- narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used for gliding over snow move along on skis; "We love to ski the Rockies
- ski
- {f} glide across snow or water on skis
- ski
- When people ski, they move over snow or water on skis. They surf, ski and ride The whole party then skied off. + skier skiers ski·er He is an enthusiastic skier. + skiing ski·ing My hobbies were skiing and scuba diving. a skiing holiday
- ski
- Skis are long, flat, narrow pieces of wood, metal, or plastic that are fastened to boots so that you can move easily on snow or water. a pair of skis
- ski
- narrow wood or metal or plastic runners used for gliding over snow
- ski
- Same as Skee
- ski
- {i} long narrow runner attached to the feet and used to glide on snow or water; long narrow runner attached to a vehicle to enable travel on snow or ice
- ski
- You use ski to refer to things that are concerned with skiing. the Swiss ski resort of Klosters. a private ski instructor. see also water-ski
- water skiing
- a sport in which you ski over water while being pulled by a boat ski skier
- water skiing
- gliding over water when the surfer is pulled by a very quick boat
- water-skiing
- skiing on water while being towed by a motorboat