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Meanings of ski in English
Portuguese
ski-dlcl-1 Spanish
ski-dlcl-1 Synonyms
Examples for "runner"
Examples for "runner"
1
David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, was runner-up for the second successive year.
2
He's a good hard runner, a great zone runner with great vision.
3
No recent year has been so short of an obvious front runner.
4
Last year Ireland's outstanding marathon runner Catherina McKiernan won the national prize.
5
He's a power runner and his feet never stop going, Zimmer said.
Healthcare organization in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
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Usage of ski in English
1
Friendship Travel has ski 'house parties' for single skiers, with no supplement.
2
Others had different goals: to cycle across America or to ski again.
3
Even the best ski mountaineers and guides thought it impossible to attempt.
4
They can see things in the water that a jet-ski simply cannot.
5
I learned how to cross-country ski and didn't miss any work days.
6
Although her ski training was demanding and regimented, it also provided freedom.
7
One government effort involves encouraging schools to arrange ski outings for kids.
8
The ski field received about a third less natural snow than usual.
9
For several years she vowed she'd ski again, but it never happened.
10
Killington is the first ski resort in Vermont to use manure power.
11
I don't want to ski race anymore, I called back without turning.
12
He saw several men with ski masks, all carrying pistols or rifles.
13
But the main event is ski touring over the mountains surrounding it.
14
Avalanche deaths are more common in the backcountry than at ski resorts.
15
Kim has already constructed a ski resort and a new airport there.
16
Wilson and I pulled in front on ski, the remainder on foot.
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Ski through the time
Ski across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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