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Meanings of surf (surfed) in inglés

portugués
surfar
Wikidata

Wave action near shore.

Related terms
surfar
español
rompientes

Waves breaking on the shore.

rompientes
portugués
navegar

To browse the Internet.

navegar
portugués
surfar
catalán
surfejar

Ride the waves of the sea with a surfboard.

surfar
Usage of surfed in inglés
1
While he surfed there most weekends, Harvey said it could be dangerous.
Radio NZ
2
Since 2008, Conor Walsh has surfed the waves of the construction industry.
The Irish Times
3
Then you left that part of the Internet, and surfed somewhere else.
Wired
4
We surfed the Internet, found omanclimbing.com, and opened pictures on Google Earth.
Climbing Magazine
5
They looked promisingly old and said they hadn't surfed for a month.
The Guardian
6
She had stayed up and surfed and started to put things together.
Caught
7
Many firms that have surfed Africa's fast growth began as a family trade.
Reuters
8
Nothing from Rook since she had last surfed-rightbefore she ordered.
Heat Rises
9
Cliff knew that Penny surfed and that this was the nearest good beach.
Timescape
10
Pam surfed, and their three kids were brought up relatively free of ostentation.
NY Magazine
11
It's actually statice. She took over the mouse and surfed up a picture.
The wildwater walking club
12
Many Durbanites will tell you they surfed before they could walk.
The South African
13
Ripples of purple static surfed along the composite walls towards her.
The Neutronium Alchemist
14
I have surfed near dolphins and you do see seals sometimes.
The Guardian
15
Meanwhile, the Brotherhood has surfed a wave of hostility to long-time foe Mubarak.
Reuters
16
Alex Honnold surfed Teahupoo on the back of a tiger shark.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Translations for surfed
Surfed through the time
Surfed across language varieties
United States of America
Common