Definition of skijoring in English:

skijoring

nounˈskiːdʒɔːrɪŋskiːˈdʒɔːrɪŋˌskēˈjôriNG

mass noun

The action of being pulled over snow or ice on skis by a horse or dog, as a sport or recreation activity.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Park district also has five trails dedicated for skijoring and dog sledding.
- She advises newcomers to get outdoors and take advantage of winter activities such as traditional snow shoeing or something more unusual such as skijoring.
- They are excellent harnesses for all forms of pulling, although the lower point of attachment does not lend itself readily to skijoring.
- In her quest to hone her skills, she has become an ambassador for skijoring - holding clinics, teaching lessons and selling top-quality skijor equipment.

Derivatives

skijorer

noun

Five skijorers completed two days of racing and just over 13.5 miles of trails in the Distance Class.
Example sentencesExamples
- He said he once saw a skijorer with a corgi-beagle mix, its legs not more than four inches long.
- They'll enjoy the extra business, and you and your dog and all the other skijorers will enjoy more trails to run.
- Some agricultural land owners will gladly grant access to skijorers wishing to cross their land.
- Some creative re-juggling of start positions was required to keep skijorers away from the big teams.

Origin

1920s: from Norwegian skikjøring, from ski 'ski' + kjøre 'to drive'.

Definition of skijoring in US English:

skijoring

nounˌskēˈjôriNG

The action of being pulled over snow or ice on skis by a horse or dog or a motor vehicle, as a sport or recreation activity.
Example sentencesExamples
- They are excellent harnesses for all forms of pulling, although the lower point of attachment does not lend itself readily to skijoring.
- She advises newcomers to get outdoors and take advantage of winter activities such as traditional snow shoeing or something more unusual such as skijoring.
- The Park district also has five trails dedicated for skijoring and dog sledding.
- In her quest to hone her skills, she has become an ambassador for skijoring - holding clinics, teaching lessons and selling top-quality skijor equipment.

Origin

1920s: from Norwegian skikjøring, from ski ‘ski’ + kjøre ‘to drive’.

单词	skijoring
释义	Definition of skijoring in English: skijoring nounˈskiːdʒɔːrɪŋskiːˈdʒɔːrɪŋˌskēˈjôriNG mass noun The action of being pulled over snow or ice on skis by a horse or dog, as a sport or recreation activity. Example sentencesExamples The Park district also has five trails dedicated for skijoring and dog sledding. She advises newcomers to get outdoors and take advantage of winter activities such as traditional snow shoeing or something more unusual such as skijoring. They are excellent harnesses for all forms of pulling, although the lower point of attachment does not lend itself readily to skijoring. In her quest to hone her skills, she has become an ambassador for skijoring - holding clinics, teaching lessons and selling top-quality skijor equipment. Derivatives skijorer noun Five skijorers completed two days of racing and just over 13.5 miles of trails in the Distance Class. Example sentencesExamples He said he once saw a skijorer with a corgi-beagle mix, its legs not more than four inches long. They'll enjoy the extra business, and you and your dog and all the other skijorers will enjoy more trails to run. Some agricultural land owners will gladly grant access to skijorers wishing to cross their land. Some creative re-juggling of start positions was required to keep skijorers away from the big teams. Origin 1920s: from Norwegian skikjøring, from ski 'ski' + kjøre 'to drive'. Definition of skijoring in US English: skijoring nounˌskēˈjôriNG The action of being pulled over snow or ice on skis by a horse or dog or a motor vehicle, as a sport or recreation activity. Example sentencesExamples They are excellent harnesses for all forms of pulling, although the lower point of attachment does not lend itself readily to skijoring. She advises newcomers to get outdoors and take advantage of winter activities such as traditional snow shoeing or something more unusual such as skijoring. The Park district also has five trails dedicated for skijoring and dog sledding. In her quest to hone her skills, she has become an ambassador for skijoring - holding clinics, teaching lessons and selling top-quality skijor equipment. Origin 1920s: from Norwegian skikjøring, from ski ‘ski’ + kjøre ‘to drive’.
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