| 释义 |
pass·gang
\ˈpäsˌgäŋ\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: German, literally, stepping gait, from pass step (from Latin passus) + gang going, gait — more at pace, gang
: a method of cross-country ski running in which each pole is brought forward simultaneously with the ski on the same side and is thrust so as to produce a glide with the opposite ski |