Definition of boardsailing in English:

boardsailing

noun ˈbɔːdseɪlɪŋˈbɔrdˌseɪlɪŋ

another term for windsurfing
Example sentencesExamples
- The Kauai native holds dominion over bodysurfing, bodyboarding, boardsailing, kite surfing, skimboarding - and, of course, the sports he helped invent, airboard surfing and tow-in surfing.
- The lagoon is rich in produce supporting important fisheries businesses, the largest seafood farming projects in SA and not forgetting fun coastal activities like fishing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and boardsailing.
- In fact, there are no boardsailing shops in Anchorage, so there's no place to buy or repair equipment, or take a lesson, and you have to look hard to find a boardsailing magazine, even more so now that the sport is less fashionable.
- Besides her helmet, her close-fitting drysuit, and a long coil of emergency tow rope, she had something I had never seen in 15 years of boardsailing: a set of waterproof safety flares lashed to her waist harness.
- And all that's before going boardsailing at nine - at night.

Derivatives

boardsailor

nounˈbɔːdseɪləˈbɔ(ə)rdˌseɪlər

A person who takes part in boardsailing; a windsurfer.
an Olympic boardsailor
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1994, he became the first boardsailor to compete in the 125-mile Newport to Ensenada Race.
- Lured by the high winds, powerful currents, and the resulting massive swells, these daredevils routinely face conditions that would overwhelm most boardsailors.
- Standing directly in front of me, an Anchorage boardsailor gracefully balanced her tiny battered board and her tiny sail in the 45-mile-per-hour gale as she prepared to jump from a rock into a soft-looking eddy below.

Definition of boardsailing in US English:

boardsailing

nounˈbôrdˌsāliNGˈbɔrdˌseɪlɪŋ

another term for windsurfing
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, there are no boardsailing shops in Anchorage, so there's no place to buy or repair equipment, or take a lesson, and you have to look hard to find a boardsailing magazine, even more so now that the sport is less fashionable.
- Besides her helmet, her close-fitting drysuit, and a long coil of emergency tow rope, she had something I had never seen in 15 years of boardsailing: a set of waterproof safety flares lashed to her waist harness.
- The Kauai native holds dominion over bodysurfing, bodyboarding, boardsailing, kite surfing, skimboarding - and, of course, the sports he helped invent, airboard surfing and tow-in surfing.
- And all that's before going boardsailing at nine - at night.
- The lagoon is rich in produce supporting important fisheries businesses, the largest seafood farming projects in SA and not forgetting fun coastal activities like fishing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and boardsailing.

词汇	boardsailing
释义	Definition of boardsailing in English: boardsailing noun ˈbɔːdseɪlɪŋˈbɔrdˌseɪlɪŋ another term for windsurfing Example sentencesExamples The Kauai native holds dominion over bodysurfing, bodyboarding, boardsailing, kite surfing, skimboarding - and, of course, the sports he helped invent, airboard surfing and tow-in surfing. The lagoon is rich in produce supporting important fisheries businesses, the largest seafood farming projects in SA and not forgetting fun coastal activities like fishing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and boardsailing. In fact, there are no boardsailing shops in Anchorage, so there's no place to buy or repair equipment, or take a lesson, and you have to look hard to find a boardsailing magazine, even more so now that the sport is less fashionable. Besides her helmet, her close-fitting drysuit, and a long coil of emergency tow rope, she had something I had never seen in 15 years of boardsailing: a set of waterproof safety flares lashed to her waist harness. And all that's before going boardsailing at nine - at night. Derivatives boardsailor nounˈbɔːdseɪləˈbɔ(ə)rdˌseɪlər A person who takes part in boardsailing; a windsurfer. an Olympic boardsailor Example sentencesExamples In 1994, he became the first boardsailor to compete in the 125-mile Newport to Ensenada Race. Lured by the high winds, powerful currents, and the resulting massive swells, these daredevils routinely face conditions that would overwhelm most boardsailors. Standing directly in front of me, an Anchorage boardsailor gracefully balanced her tiny battered board and her tiny sail in the 45-mile-per-hour gale as she prepared to jump from a rock into a soft-looking eddy below. Definition of boardsailing in US English: boardsailing nounˈbôrdˌsāliNGˈbɔrdˌseɪlɪŋ another term for windsurfing Example sentencesExamples In fact, there are no boardsailing shops in Anchorage, so there's no place to buy or repair equipment, or take a lesson, and you have to look hard to find a boardsailing magazine, even more so now that the sport is less fashionable. Besides her helmet, her close-fitting drysuit, and a long coil of emergency tow rope, she had something I had never seen in 15 years of boardsailing: a set of waterproof safety flares lashed to her waist harness. The Kauai native holds dominion over bodysurfing, bodyboarding, boardsailing, kite surfing, skimboarding - and, of course, the sports he helped invent, airboard surfing and tow-in surfing. And all that's before going boardsailing at nine - at night. The lagoon is rich in produce supporting important fisheries businesses, the largest seafood farming projects in SA and not forgetting fun coastal activities like fishing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and boardsailing.
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