Definition of figure skating in English:

figure skating

noun

mass noun

The sport of skating in prescribed patterns from a stationary position.

Derivatives

figure skater

nounˈfɪɡə ˌskeɪtəˈfɪɡjər ˌskeɪdər

She paved the way for other women, like her younger sister, and this Civil War surgeon, and this physicist, and this figure skater.
Example sentencesExamples
- He grew up with a number of interests that have carried over into his adult life, including: being an avid gymnast and figure skater, film, music, theater, fitness, and being extremely politically active.
- A figure skater pulls her arms in and she starts to spin.
- And we'll meet the man generally known as the Father of Olympics Winter Sports in Australia, a former ice-hockey player who married a figure skater, and who wants to revive the social and sporting romance of the ice-rink.
- You don't have to be an award-winning figure skater.
- I'm no figure skater, but I know she shouldn't be skating that fast.
- I gave the news to my parents about my desire to become a figure skater right away.
- His daughter didn't even start out to be a figure skater.
- Being a figure skater doesn't happen overnight.
- With so many eyes focused on her figure, the 95-pound champion (whose inspiration was figure skater Dorothy Hamill) puts in some serious workout time in the gym 3 days a week.
- However, if the same thing happens to an inline figure skater, she/he will most likely fall flat on their face - very quickly.
- Her family was anything but cordial to her; the constant fighting between her and her parents, and the rift that her brother's fame as a figure skater caused between them had given her a skewed view on how families relate.
- I said, ‘That's like telling a figure skater you can skate but we don't want you doing any jumps.’
- For the aspiring figure skater, the Carolyn Fedy Skating Centre is the perfect place to hone your skill.
- I was a monster compared to the girl figure skater.
- ‘His mother is a figure skater,’ Vicki said, ‘and Joel joined some skating competitions when he was younger.’
- A world champion figure skater says she's ready to get back to work following a face-first fall into the ice during a televised competition.
- Nobody else in my family is a figure skater but I have two other cousins who play hockey.
- As millions watch, the figure skater misses the triple jump she had landed perfectly in practice just moments before.
- The admitted class also includes published writers, an Olympic figure skater, an improvisational comedienne and a tight rope unicyclist.

Definition of figure skating in US English:

figure skating

nounˈfiɡyər ˌskādiNG

The competitive sport of ice skating in prescribed patterns (figures) and choreographed free skating.

词汇	figure skating
释义	Definition of figure skating in English: figure skating noun mass noun The sport of skating in prescribed patterns from a stationary position. Derivatives figure skater nounˈfɪɡə ˌskeɪtəˈfɪɡjər ˌskeɪdər She paved the way for other women, like her younger sister, and this Civil War surgeon, and this physicist, and this figure skater. Example sentencesExamples He grew up with a number of interests that have carried over into his adult life, including: being an avid gymnast and figure skater, film, music, theater, fitness, and being extremely politically active. A figure skater pulls her arms in and she starts to spin. And we'll meet the man generally known as the Father of Olympics Winter Sports in Australia, a former ice-hockey player who married a figure skater, and who wants to revive the social and sporting romance of the ice-rink. You don't have to be an award-winning figure skater. I'm no figure skater, but I know she shouldn't be skating that fast. I gave the news to my parents about my desire to become a figure skater right away. His daughter didn't even start out to be a figure skater. Being a figure skater doesn't happen overnight. With so many eyes focused on her figure, the 95-pound champion (whose inspiration was figure skater Dorothy Hamill) puts in some serious workout time in the gym 3 days a week. However, if the same thing happens to an inline figure skater, she/he will most likely fall flat on their face - very quickly. Her family was anything but cordial to her; the constant fighting between her and her parents, and the rift that her brother's fame as a figure skater caused between them had given her a skewed view on how families relate. I said, ‘That's like telling a figure skater you can skate but we don't want you doing any jumps.’ For the aspiring figure skater, the Carolyn Fedy Skating Centre is the perfect place to hone your skill. I was a monster compared to the girl figure skater. ‘His mother is a figure skater,’ Vicki said, ‘and Joel joined some skating competitions when he was younger.’ A world champion figure skater says she's ready to get back to work following a face-first fall into the ice during a televised competition. Nobody else in my family is a figure skater but I have two other cousins who play hockey. As millions watch, the figure skater misses the triple jump she had landed perfectly in practice just moments before. The admitted class also includes published writers, an Olympic figure skater, an improvisational comedienne and a tight rope unicyclist. Definition of figure skating in US English: figure skating nounˈfiɡyər ˌskādiNG The competitive sport of ice skating in prescribed patterns (figures) and choreographed free skating.
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