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Meanings of surfing in English

Russian
сёрфинг
Portuguese
surf
Catalan
surf
Spanish
surf
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Sport that consists of riding a wave.

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Usage of surfing in English
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Now, when surfing Dutch television on any given night, reality shows dominate.
Reuters
2
Ireland's first surfing camp for children with autism takes place this month.
The Irish Times
3
Global equities and risk assets appear set for surfing an endless summer.
The Irish Times
4
Watch AKA's crowd-surfing fail here: Sorry Aka Crowd Surfing went wrong Bro?
The South African
5
I've filmed almost everything that's ever happened as far as surfing goes.
The wave: in pursuit of the rogues, freaks and giants of the oce...
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Peiqin used the computer Qinqin left at home for her Web surfing.
Enigma of China
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I first discovered it while surfing the internet a few months ago.
Wired
8
I also thought going in contests might give my surfing some point.
The Guardian
9
Scarborough: Offers some of the best fishing and surfing on the peninsular.
The South African
10
And in the era when he started out, surfing was still free.
Reuters
11
Whether you surf or not, a great surfing beach appeals to everyone.
The South African
12
New Plymouth has hosted the women's world pro surfing tour since 2010.
Radio NZ
13
He gave me lots of attention when we were surfing, she said.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
14
Most train surfing appears to take place between Mutual station and Khayelitsha.
The South African
15
It's surfing and meeting some people and having a chat, he said.
News.com.au
16
In contrast, such minority activities as skydiving and surfing had full-page features.
The Irish Times
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Surfing through the time
Surfing across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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