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Перевод: ski

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лыжа ;
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ходить на лыжах

Тезаурус:

1. As she emerged into the Rue Castiglione the cold hit Harriet like a slap in the face and she lifted her camera, easing the zipper of her sky-blue ski jacket right up under her chin and turning the collar up around her ears.
2. With the conspicuous exception of Jackson Hole (in Wyoming), few ski areas reach more than 1,000m above resort level - a run-of-the-mill vertical drop in Europe, where 1,500m vertical is common and 2,000m not difficult to find.
3. The financial problems at some ski resorts suggest that skiing - the quintessential 1980s yuppie holiday - is no place to put your 1990s money.
4. Too small to ski: Thomson's Family Special in St Wolfgang and St Johann in Tyrol in Austria and Risoul in France offers a guardian angel to play with your pre-ski children while you hit the slopes: 01-;435 8431.
5. Ski Weather High-tech happiness:..
6. Ski start: the major tour operators run learn to ski weeks which are especially useful for lone learners.
7. The number of skiers killed or injured on piste is also continuing to fall, according to statistics released by the Austrian Ski Federation.
8. There is a locking attachment for a windsurfer which may take a wave ski but there are no facilities for fitting uprights, C, J, V or U bars.
9. In practice, she learnt to ski; but it was the first time she had been away from her friends and family, the first time she had been on a plane, the first time she had been abroad, and she was desperately unhappy.
10. From a European perspective, ski North America means the Rockies: it's not worth fighting the New Yorkers for turning space in the icy East Coast resorts.
11. "Hey, come to the ski party," they carol to Salt Lake City's quarter-million citizens, about 80 per cent of them Mormons.
12. People who both ski and mountaineer, like myself, are fickle creatures.
13. The "motivation" for the session we watched was a backcloth of a ski slope; the children were divided into 2 teams and given a skier each to race down the slope.