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Meanings of skiing in English

Russian
лыжный спорт
Portuguese
esqui
Spanish
ski
Catalan
esquí
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Recreational activity and sport using skis.

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лыжный спорт
Usage of skiing in English
1
I better feel better than today otherwise I am really going skiing.
Reuters
2
I would love to try to help British Alpine skiing, he said.
Reuters
3
Almost 12 months ago, he injured knee ligaments in a water-skiing accident.
The Irish Times
4
Should be some good powder skiing tomorrow, he said, parroting my enthusiasm.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
5
He revolutionized the skiing industry when he started to use hourglass-shaped skis.
Reuters
6
The last three years have seen a phenomenal growth in skiing holidays.
The Irish Times
7
Super-G is the second of the Alpine skiing speed events, after downhill.
Reuters
8
Natural wonders:Enjoy your exotic Asian beach or skiing holidays while you can.
The Irish Times
9
We went skiing and snowboarding, saw comedy shows, and met cool people.
High on arrival
10
It's so cold, people have been seen skiing 200kms north of Adelaide.
News.com.au
11
It said the request was relevant to water-skiing and wakeboarding as well.
Radio NZ
12
Europe's population is aging and younger people are less interested in skiing.
Reuters
13
The adventure camp was to include swimming, climbing, canoeing and water skiing.
The Irish Times
14
I'm thinking of renting a house in Tahoe, to take them skiing.
Safe harbour
15
Lessons: a must, skiing is not something you can just pick up.
The Irish Times
16
The debate has also roiled other solo sports, from skiing to climbing.
Reuters
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Translations for skiing
Portuguese
esqui
Catalan
esquí
Skiing through the time
Skiing across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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