Word: Skiing Race
Definition: A "skiing race" is a competition where people wear skis and race down a snowy hill. The goal is to be the fastest person to reach the finish line.
Usage Instructions: - "Skiing race" is a noun, so it is used to name an event. - You can talk about skiing races in general or refer to a specific one.
Examples: 1. "I watched a skiing race on TV, and it was very exciting!" 2. "She trained hard for the skiing race this weekend."
Advanced Usage: In more advanced contexts, you might hear about different types of skiing races, such as: - Slalom: A race with many turns and gates. - Downhill: A straight race down a steep hill. - Cross-country: A longer race on flat or hilly terrain.
Word Variants: - Ski: The equipment used to glide over snow. - Skier: A person who skis. - Skiing: The action of gliding on skis.
Different Meanings: - "Skiing" can refer to the sport in general, while "skiing race" specifically refers to the competitive aspect.
Synonyms: - Ski competition - Ski contest
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:There aren’t specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "skiing race," but you might hear phrases like: - "Hit the slopes," which means to go skiing. - "Race against the clock," which means to hurry to finish something before time runs out, similar to how skiers race to finish quickly.