ice-skater
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- noun
- /ˈaɪsˌskeɪtər/
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patinador sobre hielo
- Many ice skaters practice daily to improve their skills and prepare for competitions.
- Olympic ice-skater
- former ice-skater
- champion ice-skater
I'm thinking more of like an ice skater on a frozen lake.
- I'm thinking more of like an ice skater on a frozen lake.
- It's like the scene in Ice Castles where the champion ice skater Lexi goes blind and she doesn't want anyone to know.
- And so like I have a friend who's she's an Olympic medallist and in on an individual sport, an ice skater.
- I feel so horribly for the ice skaters.
- It's so like it feels like, oh, OK, they invited me out of KCON to do these two really famous like ice skaters makeup.
Examples
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I'm thinking more of like an ice skater on a frozen lake.
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- Well, you're not gonna grow up to be a professional ice skater.
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I thought you were an ice skater.
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Then there was the ice skater.
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Her sister is an ice skater, and her brother is a basketball champion.
Blog text (8) -
When Mom was a little girl, she wanted to be a racecar driver, or an Olympic ice skater, or a mountain climber.
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One custodian swears he saw someone sliding around like an ice skater, having a grand old time.
Fiction book (2002) -
She was a runner, an ice skater, a skier, a wakesurfer, and a wakeboarder.
Academic text (2011) -
The ice skater performed an elegant routine during the winter festival.
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During the championship, the ice skater captivated the audience with her stunning jumps.
Synonyms
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A person who moves using special shoes with metal blades or wheels
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An athlete who skates fast in races on an oval ice track
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word ice-skater is made of ice and skate. The part skate comes from an old word meaning 'to glide', so an ice-skater is simply someone who 'glides' on ice.