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skateto move over ice or a smooth surface wearing special boots with blades or wheels

Part of speech: VERB

Definition: to move over ice or a smooth surface wearing special boots with blades or wheels

Pronunciation (IPA): /skeɪt/

Korean meaning: 스케이트를 타다, 빙판이나 매끄러운 표면에서 날이나 바퀴가 달린 신발을 신고 미끄러지듯 이동하다

Korean pronunciation: 스**케이**트

Example Sentences

  • My grandmother can still skate better than me at age 80!
  • Learning to skate is like learning to fly on ice.
  • He tried to impress his date by skating backwards but ended up in the snow pile.

skate

VERB

//skeɪt//

to move over ice or a smooth surface wearing special boots with blades or wheels

skate concept
💡 Concept

a young person glides gracefully across the ice wearing figure skates with shiny metal blades. They push off with one foot and lean into a smooth turn, their arms extended for balance. The motion creates thin lines in the ice surface where the blades cut through. Other skaters move around the rink in the background, some wobbling as they learn. Spectators along the rink's edge watch the skaters with warm smiles and encouraging gestures. people moving over ice wearing special boots with blades, gliding smoothly across the frozen surface

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/skeɪt/
🇬🇧 UK/skeɪt/

🌳Etymology

Rootskate

Origin

17세기 네덜란드어 'schaats'에서 유래되었으며, 이는 고대 프랑스어 'eschace'(다리받이)에서 온 말입니다. 네덜란드가 운하와 얼어붙은 강에서 스케이트를 즐겨 탔던 역사와 연결됩니다.

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🎵Rhyme

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📝Examples

😄 Fun example

My grandmother can still skate better than me at age 80!

Learning to skate is like learning to fly on ice.

😄 Fun example

He tried to impress his date by skating backwards but ended up in the snow pile.

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📚Related Words

Synonyms

glideslideskimcoast

Antonyms

walkstumbletrudge

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