Definition of highside in English:

highside

noun ˈhʌɪsʌɪd

Motorcycling

A type of accident in which the rear tyre of a motorcycle loses and suddenly regains traction on a road surface when cornering, resulting in the rider being thrown into the air and over the motorcycle. Frequently attributive, as "highside accident", "highside crash", etc.

verb ˈhʌɪsʌɪd

Motorcycling

no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to have a highside accident. Also with object (in pass.).

1970s. From high + side
1970s; earliest use found in AMA News. From highside.

nounˈhʌɪsʌɪd

Motorcycling

A type of accident in which the rear tyre of a motorcycle loses and suddenly regains traction on a road surface when cornering, resulting in the rider being thrown into the air and over the motorcycle. Frequently attributive, as "highside accident", "highside crash", etc.

verbˈhʌɪsʌɪd

Motorcycling

no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to have a highside accident. Also with object (in pass.).

1970s. From high + side<br>1970s; earliest use found in AMA News. From highside.

单词	highside
释义	Definition of highside in English: highside noun ˈhʌɪsʌɪd Motorcycling A type of accident in which the rear tyre of a motorcycle loses and suddenly regains traction on a road surface when cornering, resulting in the rider being thrown into the air and over the motorcycle. Frequently attributive, as "highside accident", "highside crash", etc. verb ˈhʌɪsʌɪd Motorcycling no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to have a highside accident. Also with object (in pass.). Origin 1970s. From high + side 1970s; earliest use found in AMA News. From highside. Definition of highside in US English: highside nounˈhʌɪsʌɪd Motorcycling A type of accident in which the rear tyre of a motorcycle loses and suddenly regains traction on a road surface when cornering, resulting in the rider being thrown into the air and over the motorcycle. Frequently attributive, as "highside accident", "highside crash", etc. verbˈhʌɪsʌɪd Motorcycling no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to have a highside accident. Also with object (in pass.). Origin 1970s. From high + side<br>1970s; earliest use found in AMA News. From highside.
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