rollerblading
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈroʊlərˌbleɪdɪŋ/
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patinaje en línea
- Jill imagined that her high school years had been one long party, going to dance clubs, windsurfing, and rollerblading with the children of movie stars.
- participate in rollerblading
Examples
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For me, activities, sports, biking, jogging, rollerblading, and hiking are more of an intimate bonding experience.
Blog text (28) -
I need to look at birds, trees, people doing things like throwing frisbees, rollerblading, that kind of thing.
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That means he saw us rollerblading in the house.
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No rollerblading in the house.
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Rachel has been really busy practicing her rollerblading.
Blog text (31) -
The defendant property owner argued that Mrs. Custodi had assumed all risks of rollerblading on public ways, and therefore they owed her no duty.
Blog text (22) -
Rollerblading in Santa Monica.
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When questioned in my youth, I would have told you my interests and hobbies included reading, rollerblading, singing, writing, and downhill skiing.
Blog text (7) -
Running down the street towards Miami Arena, the three angels pass three other women rollerblading by: Jill Monroe, Sabrina Duncan, and Kelly Garrett.
Fiction book (2000) -
On sunny weekends, I enjoy rollerblading along the beach with my friends.
Synonyms
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1.1
Moving on skates over ice or a smooth surface for sport and fun
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1.6
An activity of moving on shoes with small wheels
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3.5
Skating on shoes with wheels for exercise or fun
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Morphology
rollerblading = rollerblade (transparent) = rollerblade + ing
Formed as the gerund/nominalization of the verb 'rollerblade' + -ing; the activity is directly named from the verb.
Etymology
Rollerblading comes from the brand Rollerblade, a company that made inline skates, and the name combines roller (something that 'rolls') and blade (a thin skate-like part). So think 'rolling on blades' to remember it means skating using inline skates.