skied

英 [skiːd , skaɪd]

美 [skiːd , skaɪd]

v.  滑雪(运动); 滑雪(作为娱乐)
ski的过去分词和过去式; sky的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 滑雪板;滑水板
  Skisare long, flat, narrow pieces of wood, metal, or plastic that are fastened to boots so that you can move easily on snow or water.
  1. ...a pair of skis.
     一副滑雪板
• VERB 滑雪;滑水
  When peopleski, they move over snow or water on skis.
  1. They surf, ski and ride...
     他们冲浪，滑雪，还骑马。
  2. The whole party then skied off.
     然后整群人都滑着雪离去。
• ADJ 滑雪用的;滑雪的;滑水的
  You useskito refer to things that are concerned with skiing.
  1. ...the Swiss ski resort of Klosters.
     瑞士克洛斯特斯滑雪胜地
  2. ...a private ski instructor.
     私人滑雪教练
  3. ...artificial ski slopes.
     人造滑雪坡
• See also:water-ski

双语例句

• The trail can be skied.
  这条小道上可以滑雪。
• The sea had been rough and the skied gray almost all the way over
  几乎一路上都是海浪汹涌，天空灰蒙蒙的
• But there is no need to worry if you have never skied before.
  如果你以前从来没滑过雪，也不必担心。
• The snow was perfect. I skied every day.
  雪美极了，我每天都滑雪。
• The whole party then skied off.
  然后整群人都滑着雪离去。
• Catron describes it thus: Ive skied steep slopes and hung from a rock face by a short length of rope, but staring into someones eyes for four silent minutes was one of the more thrilling and terrifying experiences of my life.
  卡朗这样描述道：我滑下斜坡，被一根短绳悬挂在岩壁上，却要盯着某人双眸沉默四分钟。这是我一生中最激动人心，惊心动魄的经历之一。
• At the age of 26, Ben Saunders skied solo to the North Pole.
  26岁时，本桑德斯独自一人一路滑雪到北极。
• They skied swiftly down the hill. snow-field ( permanent wide expanse of snow, eg on high mountains)
  他们飞快地滑雪下山。雪原（终年积雪的大片地区，如高山上）。
• They skied swiftly down the hill.
  他们飞快地滑雪下山。
• They were properly footed and skied.
  他们穿好靴子系上了滑雪板。