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Definition of skydiving in English: skydivingnoun ˈskʌɪdʌɪvɪŋˈskaɪˌdaɪvɪŋ mass nounThe sport or activity of jumping from an aircraft and performing acrobatic manoeuvres in the air under free fall before landing by parachute. Example sentencesExamples - We've both done some skydiving, bungee jumping, and whitewater rafting.
- Not only do they jump out of perfectly good airplanes - they name parachutes and skydiving schools after Icarus.
- Some people get over their acrophobia by going skydiving or bungee jumping.
- Sky surfing is skydiving with a special board that lets the jumper perform tricks in mid-air.
- And she's into skydiving, hang-gliding and bungee jumping!
- The aircraft belonged to Skydive Thailand, which takes passengers for skydiving.
- But the statistics show that skydiving is one of the safest sports in the world; driving to a dropzone is generally more dangerous.
- We weren't thrill seekers jumping off cliffs, or skydiving, or driving fast vehicles, but we did what many of you do.
- This was rather puzzling, because she had been exercising vigorously until 10 days earlier, and enjoyed the sport of skydiving.
- I'd had many adventures and skydiving seemed merely the next in line.
- And different experiences are something that Julie has thrown herself headlong into, including free-fall skydiving and abseiling.
- They have been actively involved in sport all their lives, from athletics to skydiving, from basketball to scuba diving.
- Gilbert bet that he would try skydiving if Roddick won his first Masters tournament.
- Fifteen years ago, skydiving did not have full-time teams.
- Treut shows them partying, having dinner, skydiving, riding motorcycles, performing their art, and having fun.
- The 50-year-old did his first jump for charity in 1983 and soon became addicted to skydiving, taking part in a host of competitions.
- It is similar to the maneuvers I perform in freefall while skydiving.
- His goal is simple, the perpetuation of the sport of skydiving.
- Since he got involved in skydiving in 1980, Colonel Strand has accumulated approximately 1,600 jumps.
- You can keep fishing - skydiving is the extreme sport for me.
Definition of skydiving in US English: skydivingnounˈskīˌdīviNGˈskaɪˌdaɪvɪŋ The sport or activity of jumping from an aircraft and performing acrobatic maneuvers in the air during free fall before landing by parachute. Example sentencesExamples - You can keep fishing - skydiving is the extreme sport for me.
- Sky surfing is skydiving with a special board that lets the jumper perform tricks in mid-air.
- And she's into skydiving, hang-gliding and bungee jumping!
- They have been actively involved in sport all their lives, from athletics to skydiving, from basketball to scuba diving.
- This was rather puzzling, because she had been exercising vigorously until 10 days earlier, and enjoyed the sport of skydiving.
- I'd had many adventures and skydiving seemed merely the next in line.
- It is similar to the maneuvers I perform in freefall while skydiving.
- The aircraft belonged to Skydive Thailand, which takes passengers for skydiving.
- Not only do they jump out of perfectly good airplanes - they name parachutes and skydiving schools after Icarus.
- But the statistics show that skydiving is one of the safest sports in the world; driving to a dropzone is generally more dangerous.
- Since he got involved in skydiving in 1980, Colonel Strand has accumulated approximately 1,600 jumps.
- Fifteen years ago, skydiving did not have full-time teams.
- We've both done some skydiving, bungee jumping, and whitewater rafting.
- His goal is simple, the perpetuation of the sport of skydiving.
- Treut shows them partying, having dinner, skydiving, riding motorcycles, performing their art, and having fun.
- The 50-year-old did his first jump for charity in 1983 and soon became addicted to skydiving, taking part in a host of competitions.
- Some people get over their acrophobia by going skydiving or bungee jumping.
- We weren't thrill seekers jumping off cliffs, or skydiving, or driving fast vehicles, but we did what many of you do.
- Gilbert bet that he would try skydiving if Roddick won his first Masters tournament.
- And different experiences are something that Julie has thrown herself headlong into, including free-fall skydiving and abseiling.
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