Ski jelentései japánul

スキー (sukī)

Példa:

I love to ski in the winter.

私は冬にスキーをするのが好きです。

She goes skiing every weekend.

彼女は毎週末スキーに行きます。

Használat: informalKontextus: Sports and leisure activities, particularly during winter.

Megjegyzés: スキー is commonly used to refer to the sport of skiing, both as a noun and a verb.

スキー場 (sukījō)

Példa:

We are going to the ski resort this weekend.

私たちは今週末にスキー場に行きます。

The ski resort is very popular during the season.

そのスキー場はシーズン中とても人気があります。

Használat: informalKontextus: Referring to a place where skiing takes place.

Megjegyzés: スキー場 specifically denotes a ski area or ski resort, where people go to ski.

スキー靴 (sukibutsu)

Példa:

I need to buy new ski boots.

新しいスキー靴を買う必要があります。

These ski boots are very comfortable.

このスキー靴はとても快適です。

Használat: informalKontextus: Shopping or discussing skiing equipment.

Megjegyzés: スキー靴 refers specifically to ski boots, which are essential for skiing.

スキー板 (sukīita)

Példa:

He bought a new pair of skis.

彼は新しいスキー板を買いました。

I need to wax my skis before the trip.

旅行の前にスキー板にワックスをかける必要があります。

Használat: informalKontextus: Discussing ski equipment or maintenance.

Megjegyzés: スキー板 refers to the skis themselves, the equipment used for skiing.

snowboard

Snowboarding is a winter sport where the participant rides down a snow-covered slope on a single board attached to their feet.

Példa: She prefers snowboarding to skiing.

Megjegyzés: Snowboarding involves using a single board instead of two separate skis.

snowshoe

Snowshoeing is a winter activity where a person walks over snow with the help of specialized footwear called snowshoes.

Példa: They decided to snowshoe through the backcountry instead of skiing.

Megjegyzés: Snowshoeing involves walking on snow with special shoes, unlike skiing where one glides on snow using skis.

cross-country skiing

Cross-country skiing is a form of skiing where participants ski across flat or rolling terrain, using narrow skis and poles.

Példa: Cross-country skiing is a great way to explore the winter landscape.

Megjegyzés: Cross-country skiing typically involves skiing on flat or gently rolling terrain rather than downhill slopes.

Hit the slopes

This phrase means to go skiing or snowboarding on a mountain or hill.

Példa: I can't wait to hit the slopes this weekend and go skiing with my friends.

Megjegyzés: The phrase 'hit the slopes' refers to the act of skiing or snowboarding, while 'ski' specifically refers to the equipment used for sliding on snow.

Après-ski

Après-ski refers to socializing, dining, and relaxing after a day of skiing or snowboarding.

Példa: After a long day on the slopes, we always enjoy some après-ski activities in the lodge.

Megjegyzés: Unlike 'ski', 'après-ski' focuses on the social and recreational activities that follow skiing rather than the act of skiing itself.

Off-piste

Off-piste means skiing on ungroomed, unmarked, or backcountry slopes rather than on designated trails.

Példa: Some experienced skiers prefer the thrill of skiing off-piste to challenge themselves.

Megjegyzés: While 'ski' generally refers to skiing on designated slopes, 'off-piste' specifically denotes skiing in unmarked or challenging terrain.

Powder hound

A powder hound is someone who loves skiing or snowboarding in deep, fresh snow.

Példa: John is a real powder hound; he always seeks out fresh powder for the best skiing experience.

Megjegyzés: This phrase emphasizes a skier's passion for skiing in fresh powder snow, contrasting with the general term 'ski'.

Bunny slope

A bunny slope is a gentle, beginner-friendly slope used for practicing skiing techniques.

Példa: If you're new to skiing, you should start on the bunny slope to practice your skills.

Megjegyzés: While 'ski' refers to the activity of skiing, 'bunny slope' specifically describes a type of slope suitable for beginners.

Ski bum

A ski bum is a person who lives a casual, often nomadic lifestyle centered around skiing or snowboarding.

Példa: After college, Sarah decided to become a ski bum and spend the winter working and skiing in the mountains.

Megjegyzés: The term 'ski bum' refers to a lifestyle choice focused on skiing, contrasting with the equipment or activity denoted by 'ski'.

Chairlift conversation

A chairlift conversation refers to a conversation held while riding a chairlift to the top of a ski slope.

Példa: I had a fascinating chairlift conversation with a fellow skier about their favorite ski resorts.

Megjegyzés: Unlike 'ski', which refers to the act of skiing, 'chairlift conversation' highlights the social interaction that occurs while using a chairlift for skiing.

Shred the gnar

To ski aggressively and stylishly, often on difficult terrain.

Példa: I can't wait to shred the gnar on the slopes this weekend!

Megjegyzés: This slang term implies a more intense and adventurous skiing experience than just skiing.

Carve

To make precise, controlled turns while skiing.

Példa: She's so good at carving through the fresh powder.

Megjegyzés: Carving specifically refers to the technique of turning on skis rather than simply skiing down a slope.

Rip it up

To ski at a high speed or with great skill and enthusiasm.

Példa: Let's rip it up on the backcountry trails this afternoon.

Megjegyzés: This term emphasizes skiing with energy and excitement, often in challenging conditions.

Send it

To approach a ski jump or challenging slope with speed and confidence.

Példa: I'm really going to send it off that big jump today!

Megjegyzés: Sending it conveys a sense of fearlessness and excitement in tackling a difficult skiing feature.

Ripper

A skilled and aggressive skier who handles challenging terrain with ease.

Példa: He's a total ripper on the black diamond runs.

Megjegyzés: A ripper is someone who excels at skiing difficult slopes, often with impressive speed and style.

Pow day

A day with plentiful fresh powder snow for skiing.

Példa: Today is a pow day – the fresh snow is amazing!

Megjegyzés: Pow day specifically refers to a day when there is a significant amount of powder snow, which is highly desired by skiers.

Gnarly

Used to describe something extreme, challenging, or impressive.

Példa: That jump was gnarly, but I landed it perfectly.

Megjegyzés: Gnarly is a general slang term that can be applied to various situations, not just skiing, to convey intensity or excitement.

I love skiing in the mountains.

Skiing is a popular winter sport.

I need to buy new skis before the ski trip.

Ski - Ige (Verb) / Ige, alapalak (Verb, base form)

Szótári alak: ski

Ragozások

Főnév, többes szám (Noun, plural): skis, skiis

Főnév, egyes vagy tömeg (Noun, singular or mass): ski

Ige, múlt idő (Verb, past tense): skied, ski'd

Ige, befejezett melléknévi igenév (Verb, past participle): ski'd

Ige, gerundium vagy folyamatos melléknévi igenév (Verb, gerund or present participle): skiing

Ige, jelen idő E/3 (Verb, 3rd person singular present): skis

Ige, alapalak (Verb, base form): ski

Ige, jelen idő nem E/3 (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): ski

Szótagok, Elválasztás és Hangsúly

ski 1 szótagot tartalmaz: ski

Fonetikus írás: ˈskē

ski , ˈskē (A piros szótag a hangsúlyos)

A szó gyakorisági és fontossági indexe azt jelzi, hogy egy szó milyen gyakran fordul elő egy adott nyelvben. Minél kisebb a szám, annál gyakrabban használt a szó. A leggyakrabban használt szavak jellemzően 1 és 4000 között vannak.

ski: ~ 2700 (Nagyon Gyakori).

Ez a fontossági index segít összpontosítani a leghasznosabb szavakra a nyelvtanulás során.

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