英:[skeɪt]
美:[skeɪt]
英:[skeɪt]
美:[skeɪt]
复数:skates
第三人称单数:skates
现在分词:skating
过去式:skated
过去分词:skated
词根:skate
n.skateboard 溜冰板
skating 溜冰,滑冰
skater 溜冰者
skateboarder 滑溜冰板的人;滑板运动员
v.skating 滑冰(skate的ing形式)
vi.skateboard 用滑板滑行
noun (1)
any of a family (Rajidae, especially genus Raja) of rays with the pectoral fins greatly developed giving the fish a flat diamond shape
noun (2)
a metal frame that can be fitted to the sole of a shoe and to which is attached a runner or a set of wheels for gliding over ice or a surface other than ice
roller skateespecially: in-line skate
ice skate
a period of skating
verb
intransitive verb
to glide along on skates propelled by the alternate action of the legs
to slip or glide as if on skates
to proceed in a superficial or blithe manner
transitive verb
to go along or through by skating
noun (3)
a thin awkward-looking or decrepit horse : nag
fellow sense 4c
ice skate溜冰鞋;溜冰
roller skate四轮滑冰鞋;轮式溜冰鞋
"鳐鱼,一种扁平的软骨鱼,一种鳐鱼," 中世纪14世纪, scate,指普通欧洲鳐鱼,来自斯堪的纳维亚源,如古诺尔斯 skata “鳐鱼”,丹麦 skade,法罗群岛 skøta,一个起源不明的词。
All skates are rays, but all rays are not called skates, this name being applied chiefly to certain small rays of the restricted genus Raia, of both Europe and America. [Century Dictionary]
所有的鳐鱼都是鳐鱼,但并不是所有的鳐鱼都被称为鳐鱼,这个名字主要适用于欧洲和美洲的某些小型鳐鱼的限定属 Raia。[世纪词典]
滑跑
冰刀
Noun (1) Middle English scate, from Old Norse skata Noun (2) modification of Dutch schaats, from Middle Dutch schaetse stilt, from Old French dialect (Flanders, Hainaut) *escace, probably of Germanic origin; akin to Old English sceacan to shake — more at shake Noun (3) probably alteration of English dialect skite an offensive person
The first known use of skate was in the 14th century
skatingnoun
the act, art, or sport of gliding on skates
skate1 of 3noun
any of numerous rays that have broad winglike fins
skate2 of 3noun
a metallic runner fitting the sole of a shoe or a shoe with a permanently attached runner used for gliding on ice
roller skate
skate3 of 3verb
to glide along on skates
to slide or move as if on skates
skateboard1 of 2noun
a short board mounted on small wheels that is used for coasting and for performing athletic stunts
skateboard2 of 2verb
to ride or perform stunts on a skateboard
skateboard1 of 2noun
a short board mounted on small wheels that is used for coasting and for performing athletic stunts
skateboard2 of 2verb
to ride or perform stunts on a skateboard
skateboard1 of 2noun
a short board mounted on small wheels that is used for coasting and for performing athletic stunts
skateboard2 of 2verb
to ride or perform stunts on a skateboard
skateboard1 of 2noun
a short board mounted on small wheels that is used for coasting and for performing athletic stunts
skateboard2 of 2verb
to ride or perform stunts on a skateboard
skate1 of 3noun
any of numerous rays that have broad winglike fins
skate2 of 3noun
a metallic runner fitting the sole of a shoe or a shoe with a permanently attached runner used for gliding on ice
roller skate
skate3 of 3verb
to glide along on skates
to slide or move as if on skates
1 While I took a break off the ice and ate a hot dog from the food hut, I leaned against the rail and watched Ma and Yvonne out there, skating around the rink.
2 OK. But where are my skating shoes?
好的. 但是我的溜冰鞋在哪儿?
3 And he’s having a skating party on Saturday.
4 When I was very young, my mother pretended she could shape things from the wind, and she would give them to me to use, like hammers and nails, or swords, or roller skates.
5 A: I prefer cold weather because I can go skating in winter.
甲: 我比较喜欢冷天,因为冬天我可以去滑冰.
6 The tide skated in over sun-heated flats, and the water was as warm as a lagoon.
7 These were the future stars of the sport—seventeen-, eighteen-, and nineteen- year-olds who had been skating and shooting pucks since they were barely more than toddlers.
8 Out on the horizon, another clipper ship was skating across the Gulf’s night waters, running lights glowing blue.
9 “How could you let that girl use my skates? Tell her to get them off!”
10 You must learn to keep your balance in skating.
在溜冰时你得学会保持平衡.
11 His mind skated to a consideration of a tamed town where savagery could not set foot.
12 Small red arrived race site, but she forgot to take ice skate.
小红到了比赛现场, 但她忘了拿溜冰鞋.
13 In exchange for a ride north, I had only to take regular turns at the helm—a four-hour wheel watch every twelve hours—and help tie endless skates of halibut gear.
14 The ice is too thin to skate on.
冰太薄,不能在上面溜冰。
15 Wu started to learn to skate in 2004, and six years later he became a member of the national team.
2004年,吴开始学习滑冰,六年后,他成为了国家队的一员。
16 He handed me my skate and I wiped the paint chips from the blade.
17 He wore a large black hat that looked like a raven with widespread wings, and a velvet vest across which the patina of the centuries had skated.
18 For example, I still don't know how to ice skate or ski.
比如, 我还不会滑冰,滑雪.
19 John got particularly wild at one point when Mr. Pignati was It and there weren’t many obstacles you could skate around on the ground floor except the kitchen table, and that got mundane after awhile.
20 Far out on the horizon, a clipper ship skated the ocean, its high sail unfurled.
1 一蹴而就
2 滑出
3 旱冰鞋
5 卑劣的人
6 鳐
7 轮式溜冰
8 冰鞋
10 踩滑板
11 可鄙的人
mamzer fellow slave toad snipe turd polecat pipsqueak stinkpot dirt insect tick bastard shitbag a nasty bit of work
12 躲债
16 溜冰鞋
17 飞跑
fleeting spanking career spin flying gallop scud travel fly tear brush wing clip whisk rattle hare hump whirl spank
18 滑动装置
19 家伙
boy-chik thing lot customer person card client article guy dog skin baby ball stick artist boy concern apple fish cat fruit egg bird soul fellow pot creature nut merchant companion basket scout duck buffer jack dude stiff proposition mug sponge lad cove lug dick cod bum bastard prune chap bloke crock gee beggar John gent bugger sod gunk gentry cuckoo jasper goon joker mush rascal critter fucker bod wretch bleeder varmint Joe Carl jim Johnny knocker twat bozo kipper coot blighter ou prig boyo gink fulla birkie chappie beezer josser dero gazabo zazoo un cuss cookie fella piece of goods piece crowd bean rogue geek toad john shaver pate joe carl johnny johnnie jake codger carle chappy cully
21 男人
he man guy dog cookie fellow nut buck jack lug cod prune chap bloke stallion jasper goon mush Johnny geezer Herbert Herman hombre ou boyo homme fulla birkie zazoo
22 魟鱼
24 触及
26 穿溜冰鞋滑行
27 人
-ese human personal mortal anthropic -ster he people number man customer person job body head face individual party mind client character article skin baby stick artist apple spirit cat Christian camp bird soul horse mouth being cookie fellow cake pot creature vessel merchant onion scout worthy monkey specimen mankind mug persona dick gee homo humankind cunt joker critter hairpin bod personage bleeder varmint Joe geezer wight kipper C hypostasis hombre prig fellowman bailer homme gink beezer adamite gazabo liveware personkind you one un that Meatware a piece of goods christian hominoid run lot piece guy object ball egg dust bean poll humanity buffer mortality geek peat gent sod cuckoo pate microcosm carl palooka wallah carle fellow-man