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to snowmobile

to snowmobile

5.0
To ride a machine with skis at the front and a track at the back over snow
  • verb
  • /ˈsnoʊmoʊbiːl/
  • UK
translation icon : conducir una motonieve
  • You can snowmobile across the vast fields of snow, exploring the winter landscape at speed.

Examples

  • During the winter vacation, many families go to the mountains to snowmobile on fresh powdery trails.

  • He spends every weekend snowmobiling with his friends in the mountains.

  • Last winter, she snowmobiled through the forest during her trip to Canada.

  • We decided to snowmobile across the frozen lake early in the morning.

  • They love to snowmobile in the winter.

  • We snowmobiled through the beautiful forest last weekend.

  • We decided to snowmobile through the national park to enjoy the beautiful snowy scenery.

How Fast

to race
167 1.0
to speed
137 1.0
to snowmobile
  • UK
5.0
to ride
1.0
move
167 1.0

Surface Forms

snowmobile infinitive
snowmobiled past participle
snowmobiling present participle
snowmobiles third person singular

Morphology

snowmobile = snowmobile (transparent) = snow + mobile

The verb is transparently formed by conversion from the noun 'snowmobile' and directly means to travel by or use a snowmobile.

Etymology

The verb snowmobile comes from the noun snowmobile, which is made from snow and mobile ('able to move'), and it means 'to travel by a snowmobile', so the origin shows the action of moving over snow with that vehicle.