Definition of paraglider in English:

paraglider

noun ˈparəɡlʌɪdə

1A wide canopy resembling a parachute that is attached to a person's body by a harness in order to allow them to glide through the air after jumping from or being hauled to a height.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have some experience flying paragliders although I have not yet completed my license.
- There is a paragliding school here, and there must have been twenty students out in the lawn yesterday practicing kiting their paragliders.
- Similar to parachutes, paragliders do not have frames like hang gliders - only lines and canopy.
- It's much more difficult to learn to fly a hang glider than a paraglider.
- The Attack Falcon is a joy to fly, but, of course, you want to stay in the lift, as the glide is not much better than you will find on the highest performance paragliders.
1. 1.1 A person flying a paraglider.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There will be competing hang gliders and paragliders from Colombia, Venezuela, USA and Ecuador.
  The paragliders of the ‘Air Devils’ sky diving team would also participate in the show.
  Today, the club consists mainly of paragliders, as the available landing zone continues to shrink.
  Serious hang gliders and paragliders can expect to train for up to two years before becoming a pilot.
  Many of the paragliders have international flying licenses and no one would fly with the club without supervision and adequate training.

Derivatives

paraglide

verb ˈparəɡlʌɪdˈpɛrəˌɡlaɪd

[no object]

Fly a paraglider.
the first man to paraglide across the Channel
Example sentencesExamples
- I learned to paraglide
- Or they can hike up to the 7,300-foot summit of neighboring Mount Lossos and paraglide back down.
- ‘This is a truly amazing place,’ said one woman, preparing to paraglide from the lower slopes of Mont Blanc last week.
- It takes quite a feat of the imagination to believe people have climbed, skied, boarded and paraglided off pretty much every summit you see

Definition of paraglider in US English:

paraglider

nounˈperəˌɡlīdər

1A wide canopy resembling a parachute that is attached to a person's body by a harness in order to allow them to glide through the air after jumping from or being hauled to a height.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have some experience flying paragliders although I have not yet completed my license.
- The Attack Falcon is a joy to fly, but, of course, you want to stay in the lift, as the glide is not much better than you will find on the highest performance paragliders.
- It's much more difficult to learn to fly a hang glider than a paraglider.
- Similar to parachutes, paragliders do not have frames like hang gliders - only lines and canopy.
- There is a paragliding school here, and there must have been twenty students out in the lawn yesterday practicing kiting their paragliders.
1. 1.1 A person flying a paraglider.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Today, the club consists mainly of paragliders, as the available landing zone continues to shrink.
  Serious hang gliders and paragliders can expect to train for up to two years before becoming a pilot.
  There will be competing hang gliders and paragliders from Colombia, Venezuela, USA and Ecuador.
  The paragliders of the ‘Air Devils’ sky diving team would also participate in the show.
  Many of the paragliders have international flying licenses and no one would fly with the club without supervision and adequate training.

词汇	paraglider
释义	Definition of paraglider in English: paraglider noun ˈparəɡlʌɪdə 1A wide canopy resembling a parachute that is attached to a person's body by a harness in order to allow them to glide through the air after jumping from or being hauled to a height. Example sentencesExamples I have some experience flying paragliders although I have not yet completed my license. There is a paragliding school here, and there must have been twenty students out in the lawn yesterday practicing kiting their paragliders. Similar to parachutes, paragliders do not have frames like hang gliders - only lines and canopy. It's much more difficult to learn to fly a hang glider than a paraglider. The Attack Falcon is a joy to fly, but, of course, you want to stay in the lift, as the glide is not much better than you will find on the highest performance paragliders. 1.1 A person flying a paraglider. Example sentencesExamples There will be competing hang gliders and paragliders from Colombia, Venezuela, USA and Ecuador. The paragliders of the ‘Air Devils’ sky diving team would also participate in the show. Today, the club consists mainly of paragliders, as the available landing zone continues to shrink. Serious hang gliders and paragliders can expect to train for up to two years before becoming a pilot. Many of the paragliders have international flying licenses and no one would fly with the club without supervision and adequate training. Derivatives paraglide verb ˈparəɡlʌɪdˈpɛrəˌɡlaɪd [no object] Fly a paraglider. the first man to paraglide across the Channel Example sentencesExamples I learned to paraglide Or they can hike up to the 7,300-foot summit of neighboring Mount Lossos and paraglide back down. ‘This is a truly amazing place,’ said one woman, preparing to paraglide from the lower slopes of Mont Blanc last week. It takes quite a feat of the imagination to believe people have climbed, skied, boarded and paraglided off pretty much every summit you see Definition of paraglider in US English: paraglider nounˈperəˌɡlīdər 1A wide canopy resembling a parachute that is attached to a person's body by a harness in order to allow them to glide through the air after jumping from or being hauled to a height. Example sentencesExamples I have some experience flying paragliders although I have not yet completed my license. The Attack Falcon is a joy to fly, but, of course, you want to stay in the lift, as the glide is not much better than you will find on the highest performance paragliders. It's much more difficult to learn to fly a hang glider than a paraglider. Similar to parachutes, paragliders do not have frames like hang gliders - only lines and canopy. There is a paragliding school here, and there must have been twenty students out in the lawn yesterday practicing kiting their paragliders. 1.1 A person flying a paraglider. Example sentencesExamples Today, the club consists mainly of paragliders, as the available landing zone continues to shrink. Serious hang gliders and paragliders can expect to train for up to two years before becoming a pilot. There will be competing hang gliders and paragliders from Colombia, Venezuela, USA and Ecuador. The paragliders of the ‘Air Devils’ sky diving team would also participate in the show. Many of the paragliders have international flying licenses and no one would fly with the club without supervision and adequate training.
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