ice-skater
IPA: ˈaɪsskˈeɪtɝ
noun
- someone who engages in ice skating
ice skater
IPA: ˈaɪskeɪtɝ
noun
- A person who ice-skates.
Examples of "ice-skater" in Sentences
- Meh, somehow I don't think I'm ever going to be an ice-skater.
- "Careful!" she laughed as she struggled to stay standing like a bad ice-skater.
- In the case of the ice-skater, the conserved quantity is something called ‘angular momentum’.
- As a child and young teenager, she trained as an ice-skater and had Olympic aspirations, but dropped those plans after suffering a series of injuries.
- "It's what we call the ice-skater effect," David Kerridge, head of Earth hazards and systems at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh told Bloomberg.
- Other rumored celebs who have expressed interest in joining Dancing with the Stars are Kate Gosselin, Olympic ice-skater Evan Lysacek, Olympic diver Greg Louganis, and Kevin Federline.
- The tile entry was slick in his socks, and he felt a bit like a beginner ice-skater feeling his way, but the rubber stopper on the end of the cane gave him security as Eva led him toward the back of the house.
- If an ice-skater is spinning slowly with their arms spread out, and then they pull their arms in towards them, they will begin to spin much faster … this time, informally, we could say that slower ‘wide spinning’ has been transformed into faster ‘narrow spinning’.