Definition of ski cross in English:

ski cross

noun

mass noun

A downhill skiing contest for four to six competitors on a winding, undulating course that includes jumps.
the Winter Olympics introduced the nation to the thrills of ski cross
Example sentencesExamples
- The men's ski cross has the unenviable task of following Tuesday's thrilling snowboard cross.
- France swept the men's skicross podium.
- One-two podium finishes in the ladies ski cross and both of the moguls saw them better the United States' record of eight freestyle skiing medals in a single Winter Olympics.
- The craziness of ski cross was evident in all its glory in the men's quarter-final when three of the four riders crashed on the final jump.
- Australia's men's involvement in ski cross lasted just the first three heats on Thursday as Scott Kneller and Anton Grimus crashed in their opening round races at the Winter Olympics.
- Medals will be decided in curling, ice hockey and ski half-pipe, while men go for glory in ski cross and Nordic combined.
- Komissarova became the first Russian woman to win a World Cup medal in ski cross when she finished second in the 2012 event at Grindelwald, Switzerland.
- "What I liked in ski cross is the direct confrontation with your rivals," he told Reuters.
- Two sports - men's and women's ski cross - were added in the 2010 Games.
- In the fast-paced world of ski cross, every bit counts.

Origin

1990s: from ski + -cross (as in motocross).

Definition of ski cross in US English:

ski cross

noun

A downhill skiing contest for four to six competitors on a winding, undulating course that includes jumps.
the Winter Olympics introduced the nation to the thrills of ski cross
Example sentencesExamples
- Two sports - men's and women's ski cross - were added in the 2010 Games.
- The men's ski cross has the unenviable task of following Tuesday's thrilling snowboard cross.
- Australia's men's involvement in ski cross lasted just the first three heats on Thursday as Scott Kneller and Anton Grimus crashed in their opening round races at the Winter Olympics.
- "What I liked in ski cross is the direct confrontation with your rivals," he told Reuters.
- One-two podium finishes in the ladies ski cross and both of the moguls saw them better the United States' record of eight freestyle skiing medals in a single Winter Olympics.
- The craziness of ski cross was evident in all its glory in the men's quarter-final when three of the four riders crashed on the final jump.
- In the fast-paced world of ski cross, every bit counts.
- Medals will be decided in curling, ice hockey and ski half-pipe, while men go for glory in ski cross and Nordic combined.
- Komissarova became the first Russian woman to win a World Cup medal in ski cross when she finished second in the 2012 event at Grindelwald, Switzerland.
- France swept the men's skicross podium.

Origin

1990s: from ski + -cross (as in motocross).

词汇	ski cross
释义	Definition of ski cross in English: ski cross noun mass noun A downhill skiing contest for four to six competitors on a winding, undulating course that includes jumps. the Winter Olympics introduced the nation to the thrills of ski cross Example sentencesExamples The men's ski cross has the unenviable task of following Tuesday's thrilling snowboard cross. France swept the men's skicross podium. One-two podium finishes in the ladies ski cross and both of the moguls saw them better the United States' record of eight freestyle skiing medals in a single Winter Olympics. The craziness of ski cross was evident in all its glory in the men's quarter-final when three of the four riders crashed on the final jump. Australia's men's involvement in ski cross lasted just the first three heats on Thursday as Scott Kneller and Anton Grimus crashed in their opening round races at the Winter Olympics. Medals will be decided in curling, ice hockey and ski half-pipe, while men go for glory in ski cross and Nordic combined. Komissarova became the first Russian woman to win a World Cup medal in ski cross when she finished second in the 2012 event at Grindelwald, Switzerland. "What I liked in ski cross is the direct confrontation with your rivals," he told Reuters. Two sports - men's and women's ski cross - were added in the 2010 Games. In the fast-paced world of ski cross, every bit counts. Origin 1990s: from ski + -cross (as in motocross). Definition of ski cross in US English: ski cross noun A downhill skiing contest for four to six competitors on a winding, undulating course that includes jumps. the Winter Olympics introduced the nation to the thrills of ski cross Example sentencesExamples Two sports - men's and women's ski cross - were added in the 2010 Games. The men's ski cross has the unenviable task of following Tuesday's thrilling snowboard cross. Australia's men's involvement in ski cross lasted just the first three heats on Thursday as Scott Kneller and Anton Grimus crashed in their opening round races at the Winter Olympics. "What I liked in ski cross is the direct confrontation with your rivals," he told Reuters. One-two podium finishes in the ladies ski cross and both of the moguls saw them better the United States' record of eight freestyle skiing medals in a single Winter Olympics. The craziness of ski cross was evident in all its glory in the men's quarter-final when three of the four riders crashed on the final jump. In the fast-paced world of ski cross, every bit counts. Medals will be decided in curling, ice hockey and ski half-pipe, while men go for glory in ski cross and Nordic combined. Komissarova became the first Russian woman to win a World Cup medal in ski cross when she finished second in the 2012 event at Grindelwald, Switzerland. France swept the men's skicross podium. Origin 1990s: from ski + -cross (as in motocross).
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