I. ski¹ /skiː/ noun (plural skis) [countable]
[Date: 1700-1800; Language: Norwegian; Origin: Old Norse skith 'stick of wood, ski']

1. one of a pair of long thin narrow pieces of wood or plastic that you fasten to your boots and use for moving on snow or on water:
ski slopes
a ski resort (=where people can go skiing)

2. a long thin narrow piece of strong material, fastened under a small vehicle so that it can travel on snow

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II. ski² verb (past tense and past participle skied, present participle skiing, third person singular skis) [intransitive]
to move on skis for sport or in order to travel on snow or water ⇒ skiing:
I’m learning to ski.
We skied down to the village of Argentière.

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ski
noun
QUANT. pair
VERB + SKI put on | remove, take off
SKI + NOUN pole | boot, jacket, mask, pants, suit | instructor, lesson | area, run, slope | lift | jump | resort
PREP. on ~s The children go to school on skis.

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SKI
Spend Kids' Inheritance

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