Pronunciation: /skeɪt/
noun the act of skating
A1 I like to skate on the ice in the winter.
A2 She bought a new pair of skates for the upcoming hockey season.
B1 The skate park is a popular spot for teenagers to hang out and practice tricks.
B2 He was a professional figure skater before he retired.
C1 The speed skater glided effortlessly across the ice, breaking a new record.
C2 The skateboarding competition drew in participants from all over the world to showcase their skills.
verb to glide or move along on skates
A1 I skate on the ice in the winter.
A2 She learned how to skate when she was a child.
B1 We like to skate at the local rink on weekends.
B2 He can skate backwards and do tricks on the skateboard.
C1 Skating is a great way to stay active and have fun.
C2 The professional skater performed a breathtaking routine on the ice.
formal He enjoyed the graceful movements of figure skaters at the ice rink.
informal Let's go skate at the park this weekend!
slang I can't wait to shred the gnar at the skate park!
figurative She carefully navigated the delicate situation like a skilled skater on thin ice.
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