Definition of wakeboarding in English:

wakeboarding

noun ˈweɪkbɔːdɪŋˈweɪkˌbɔrdɪŋ

mass noun

The sport of riding on a short, wide board resembling a surfboard and performing acrobatic maneuvers while being towed behind a motorboat.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, wakeboarding isn't the most recognized of the extreme sports, but it is certainly one of the more exciting and visceral ones.
- According to Spitzner, new participants see rallying as an ‘extreme sport,’ like wakeboarding and snowboarding.
- From wakeboarding, to kiteboarding, to windsurfing and even sailing, the Blue Lagoon Windsurfing Club is brings a wide range of water sports for people of all ages.
- On offer at this little slice of heaven is water-skiing, wakeboarding, and knee boarding.
- The increase is assumed to be due to boat owners making the most of the opportunity for water-skiing and wakeboarding before the 10 mph speed limit is introduced.
- There are numerous magazines and Web sites devoted to wakeboarding, and both amateur and professional wakeboarders compete in various tournaments, national and world championships.
- A hybrid of water-skiing, surfing and snowboarding, wakeboarding is a relatively new sport to these shores and the annual competition is in its fifth year.
- As well as water-skiing, the centre would offer a host of other water sports, including wakeboarding, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, sailing and windsurfing.
- But while Lewis likes skiing and will teach it if asked, wakeboarding is the sport of the future, he said.
- Kitesurfing evolved in the mid-1990s out of other extreme water sports, combining the most exciting elements of windsurfing and wakeboarding and taking them to vastly greater heights.
- A world leader in the fast-growing sport of wakeboarding, Shaun Murray is one of seven professional riders featured in the game.
- Bessinger says arm strength is important in wakeboarding because like water-skiing you're pulled behind a boat and every movement you make is centered on your arms and upper body reacting to the boat.
- It's like, well, what snow-boarding is to snow-skiing, wakeboarding is to water-skiing.
- Eight years ago I saw wakeboarding featured on an extreme-sports show.
- Kite surfing fuses some of the skills of surfing, wind surfing and wakeboarding.
- Invented in 1979 by Tony Finn in California, wakeboarding was the water sport of the 1990s and is now the fastest growing board sport in the world.
- Why not try your hand at a spot of water-skiing or wakeboarding at Pine Lake Watersports, which offers lessons to people of all abilities.
- Palmer has won Winter X-Games events in snow boarding, mountain biking, extreme skiing, and wakeboarding.
- Thus, the issue of whether wakeboarding is a high-risk sport and what the frequency of injury is could not be determined from the present study.
- But, all too often, it is used as a stepping stone to conventional skis or wakeboarding and the skill of kneeboarding is taken no further.

Derivatives

wakeboard

noun ˈweɪkbɔːdˈweɪkˌbɔrd

A short, wide board resembling a surfboard, used in the sport of wakeboarding.

wakeboarder

noun

The world's best male and female wakeboarders packed Long Beach Marine Stadium today, as an enthusiastic crowd of 6,350 enjoyed its first ever X Games Wakeboard competition.
Example sentencesExamples
- An avid water skier, wakeboarder and slalom waterskier, Benshoof sustained a serious cut to his head while water skiing in August 2000.
- The usual mechanism for this injury is the edge of the wakeboard catching the water and suddenly stopping and decelerating the wakeboarder.

Origin

1990s: from wake², on the pattern of surfboarding.

Definition of wakeboarding in US English:

wakeboarding

nounˈweɪkˌbɔrdɪŋˈwākˌbôrdiNG

The sport of riding on a short, wide board resembling a surfboard and performing acrobatic maneuvers while being towed behind a motorboat.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kite surfing fuses some of the skills of surfing, wind surfing and wakeboarding.
- On offer at this little slice of heaven is water-skiing, wakeboarding, and knee boarding.
- But while Lewis likes skiing and will teach it if asked, wakeboarding is the sport of the future, he said.
- Palmer has won Winter X-Games events in snow boarding, mountain biking, extreme skiing, and wakeboarding.
- From wakeboarding, to kiteboarding, to windsurfing and even sailing, the Blue Lagoon Windsurfing Club is brings a wide range of water sports for people of all ages.
- Why not try your hand at a spot of water-skiing or wakeboarding at Pine Lake Watersports, which offers lessons to people of all abilities.
- It's like, well, what snow-boarding is to snow-skiing, wakeboarding is to water-skiing.
- A hybrid of water-skiing, surfing and snowboarding, wakeboarding is a relatively new sport to these shores and the annual competition is in its fifth year.
- Eight years ago I saw wakeboarding featured on an extreme-sports show.
- A world leader in the fast-growing sport of wakeboarding, Shaun Murray is one of seven professional riders featured in the game.
- Kitesurfing evolved in the mid-1990s out of other extreme water sports, combining the most exciting elements of windsurfing and wakeboarding and taking them to vastly greater heights.
- But, all too often, it is used as a stepping stone to conventional skis or wakeboarding and the skill of kneeboarding is taken no further.
- Invented in 1979 by Tony Finn in California, wakeboarding was the water sport of the 1990s and is now the fastest growing board sport in the world.
- According to Spitzner, new participants see rallying as an ‘extreme sport,’ like wakeboarding and snowboarding.
- Bessinger says arm strength is important in wakeboarding because like water-skiing you're pulled behind a boat and every movement you make is centered on your arms and upper body reacting to the boat.
- Thus, the issue of whether wakeboarding is a high-risk sport and what the frequency of injury is could not be determined from the present study.
- The increase is assumed to be due to boat owners making the most of the opportunity for water-skiing and wakeboarding before the 10 mph speed limit is introduced.
- There are numerous magazines and Web sites devoted to wakeboarding, and both amateur and professional wakeboarders compete in various tournaments, national and world championships.
- As well as water-skiing, the centre would offer a host of other water sports, including wakeboarding, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, sailing and windsurfing.
- Now, wakeboarding isn't the most recognized of the extreme sports, but it is certainly one of the more exciting and visceral ones.

Origin

1990s: from wake, on the pattern of surfboarding.

单词	wakeboarding
释义	Definition of wakeboarding in English: wakeboarding noun ˈweɪkbɔːdɪŋˈweɪkˌbɔrdɪŋ mass noun The sport of riding on a short, wide board resembling a surfboard and performing acrobatic maneuvers while being towed behind a motorboat. Example sentencesExamples Now, wakeboarding isn't the most recognized of the extreme sports, but it is certainly one of the more exciting and visceral ones. According to Spitzner, new participants see rallying as an ‘extreme sport,’ like wakeboarding and snowboarding. From wakeboarding, to kiteboarding, to windsurfing and even sailing, the Blue Lagoon Windsurfing Club is brings a wide range of water sports for people of all ages. On offer at this little slice of heaven is water-skiing, wakeboarding, and knee boarding. The increase is assumed to be due to boat owners making the most of the opportunity for water-skiing and wakeboarding before the 10 mph speed limit is introduced. There are numerous magazines and Web sites devoted to wakeboarding, and both amateur and professional wakeboarders compete in various tournaments, national and world championships. A hybrid of water-skiing, surfing and snowboarding, wakeboarding is a relatively new sport to these shores and the annual competition is in its fifth year. As well as water-skiing, the centre would offer a host of other water sports, including wakeboarding, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, sailing and windsurfing. But while Lewis likes skiing and will teach it if asked, wakeboarding is the sport of the future, he said. Kitesurfing evolved in the mid-1990s out of other extreme water sports, combining the most exciting elements of windsurfing and wakeboarding and taking them to vastly greater heights. A world leader in the fast-growing sport of wakeboarding, Shaun Murray is one of seven professional riders featured in the game. Bessinger says arm strength is important in wakeboarding because like water-skiing you're pulled behind a boat and every movement you make is centered on your arms and upper body reacting to the boat. It's like, well, what snow-boarding is to snow-skiing, wakeboarding is to water-skiing. Eight years ago I saw wakeboarding featured on an extreme-sports show. Kite surfing fuses some of the skills of surfing, wind surfing and wakeboarding. Invented in 1979 by Tony Finn in California, wakeboarding was the water sport of the 1990s and is now the fastest growing board sport in the world. Why not try your hand at a spot of water-skiing or wakeboarding at Pine Lake Watersports, which offers lessons to people of all abilities. Palmer has won Winter X-Games events in snow boarding, mountain biking, extreme skiing, and wakeboarding. Thus, the issue of whether wakeboarding is a high-risk sport and what the frequency of injury is could not be determined from the present study. But, all too often, it is used as a stepping stone to conventional skis or wakeboarding and the skill of kneeboarding is taken no further. Derivatives wakeboard noun ˈweɪkbɔːdˈweɪkˌbɔrd A short, wide board resembling a surfboard, used in the sport of wakeboarding. wakeboarder noun The world's best male and female wakeboarders packed Long Beach Marine Stadium today, as an enthusiastic crowd of 6,350 enjoyed its first ever X Games Wakeboard competition. Example sentencesExamples An avid water skier, wakeboarder and slalom waterskier, Benshoof sustained a serious cut to his head while water skiing in August 2000. The usual mechanism for this injury is the edge of the wakeboard catching the water and suddenly stopping and decelerating the wakeboarder. Origin 1990s: from wake², on the pattern of surfboarding. Definition of wakeboarding in US English: wakeboarding nounˈweɪkˌbɔrdɪŋˈwākˌbôrdiNG The sport of riding on a short, wide board resembling a surfboard and performing acrobatic maneuvers while being towed behind a motorboat. Example sentencesExamples Kite surfing fuses some of the skills of surfing, wind surfing and wakeboarding. On offer at this little slice of heaven is water-skiing, wakeboarding, and knee boarding. But while Lewis likes skiing and will teach it if asked, wakeboarding is the sport of the future, he said. Palmer has won Winter X-Games events in snow boarding, mountain biking, extreme skiing, and wakeboarding. From wakeboarding, to kiteboarding, to windsurfing and even sailing, the Blue Lagoon Windsurfing Club is brings a wide range of water sports for people of all ages. Why not try your hand at a spot of water-skiing or wakeboarding at Pine Lake Watersports, which offers lessons to people of all abilities. It's like, well, what snow-boarding is to snow-skiing, wakeboarding is to water-skiing. A hybrid of water-skiing, surfing and snowboarding, wakeboarding is a relatively new sport to these shores and the annual competition is in its fifth year. Eight years ago I saw wakeboarding featured on an extreme-sports show. A world leader in the fast-growing sport of wakeboarding, Shaun Murray is one of seven professional riders featured in the game. Kitesurfing evolved in the mid-1990s out of other extreme water sports, combining the most exciting elements of windsurfing and wakeboarding and taking them to vastly greater heights. But, all too often, it is used as a stepping stone to conventional skis or wakeboarding and the skill of kneeboarding is taken no further. Invented in 1979 by Tony Finn in California, wakeboarding was the water sport of the 1990s and is now the fastest growing board sport in the world. According to Spitzner, new participants see rallying as an ‘extreme sport,’ like wakeboarding and snowboarding. Bessinger says arm strength is important in wakeboarding because like water-skiing you're pulled behind a boat and every movement you make is centered on your arms and upper body reacting to the boat. Thus, the issue of whether wakeboarding is a high-risk sport and what the frequency of injury is could not be determined from the present study. The increase is assumed to be due to boat owners making the most of the opportunity for water-skiing and wakeboarding before the 10 mph speed limit is introduced. There are numerous magazines and Web sites devoted to wakeboarding, and both amateur and professional wakeboarders compete in various tournaments, national and world championships. As well as water-skiing, the centre would offer a host of other water sports, including wakeboarding, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, sailing and windsurfing. Now, wakeboarding isn't the most recognized of the extreme sports, but it is certainly one of the more exciting and visceral ones. Origin 1990s: from wake, on the pattern of surfboarding.
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