英语词汇“somersault”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

somersault

/ˈsʌməsɒlt

/ /ˈsʌməsɔːlt/

noun

An acrobatic movement in which a person turns head over heels in the air or on the ground and lands or finishes on their feet: a backward somersault figurative Paula’s stomach turned a somersault...

With practice, the momentum created by the dolphin kick and hand movement initiating your somersault should allow you to land aggressively at the wall.
Chen, who is now playing elder sister to many of her younger classmates, has already accustomed herself to the endless backward somersaults, handstands and horse vaults.
My intention was this: to do a round-off on to a trampette then tuck backwards into a somersault and land on my feet.

verb [no object]

Perform a somersault, or make a similar movement accidentally: his car somersaulted into a ditch...

But that did not keep her from somersaulting to the top in the Soviet world of gymnastics.
Yet the product that emerged, as the Russians soared and twisted and somersaulted, was one of grace and elegance and hard-to-imagine body control.
Eye-witnesses reported seeing the car somersaulting.

Origin

Mid 16th century (as a noun): from Old French sombresault, from Provençal sobresaut, from sobre 'above' + saut 'leap'.

This word is from Old French sombresault, from Provençal sobresaut, from sobre ‘above’ and saut ‘leap’

单词	somersault
释义	somersault /ˈsʌməsɒlt / /ˈsʌməsɔːlt/ noun An acrobatic movement in which a person turns head over heels in the air or on the ground and lands or finishes on their feet: a backward somersault figurative Paula’s stomach turned a somersault... With practice, the momentum created by the dolphin kick and hand movement initiating your somersault should allow you to land aggressively at the wall. Chen, who is now playing elder sister to many of her younger classmates, has already accustomed herself to the endless backward somersaults, handstands and horse vaults. My intention was this: to do a round-off on to a trampette then tuck backwards into a somersault and land on my feet. verb [no object] Perform a somersault, or make a similar movement accidentally: his car somersaulted into a ditch... But that did not keep her from somersaulting to the top in the Soviet world of gymnastics. Yet the product that emerged, as the Russians soared and twisted and somersaulted, was one of grace and elegance and hard-to-imagine body control. Eye-witnesses reported seeing the car somersaulting. Origin Mid 16th century (as a noun): from Old French sombresault, from Provençal sobresaut, from sobre 'above' + saut 'leap'. This word is from Old French sombresault, from Provençal sobresaut, from sobre ‘above’ and saut ‘leap’
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