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to monoski

to monoski

8.1
To ski on a single wide ski with both feet side by side
  • verb
  • /ˈmɒnəˌski/
  • UK
translation icon : esquiar en monoski
  • I love to monoski on the weekends.

Examples

  • He monoskied down the mountain last winter.

  • Many people find it easier to monoski on gentle slopes when learning the basics.

  • He decided to monoski for the first time during his trip to the Alps.

  • After years of traditional skiing, she wanted to monoski for a new challenge.

  • He decided to monoski for the first time during his trip to the Alps.

  • After years of traditional skiing, she wanted to monoski for a new challenge.

  • Many people find it easier to monoski on gentle slopes when learning the basics.

Surface Forms

monoski infinitive
monoskied past
monoskied past participle
monoskiing present participle
monoskis third person singular

Etymology

To monoski uses the same parts: mono- 'one' and ski, the board for sliding on snow. So to monoski is to ski on that single wide ski with both feet placed side by side.