Definition of roller skate in English:

roller skate

noun ˈrəʊləskeɪtˈroʊlər ˌskeɪt

Each of a pair of boots or metal frames fitted to shoes with four or more small wheels, for gliding across a hard surface.
四轮溜冰鞋，旱冰鞋
Example sentencesExamples
- He came up with a four-wheel skate with two pairs of wheels side by side, and so the modern four-wheel roller skate was created.
- They're on old-style roller skates, doing balletic disco-dancing, and this is their anthem.
- I wanted a pair of self-guiding, ball-bearing roller skates.
- On her feet were white Bobby socks and pink and white roller skates that looked like saddle shoes.
- Expect your first time to feel akin to being strapped to a dodgy roller skate in the middle of a quarry.
- Walking hand in hand, we passed several other people on roller skates, in bikinis and swimming trunks, with shopping bags in their hands and all.
- He imagined himself walking into the kitchen and tripping over roller skates.
- The softboot skates feel more like a hiking boot than a roller skate.
- They run millimetres from the ground and have all the suspension movement of a roller skate.
- They aren't roller skates, they're in-line skates, and I feel decidedly dodgy on them.
- Waiters glided, as if on invisible roller skates.
- In this city, you could get from A to B more quickly on a pair of roller skates!
- In fact, in-line skates are actually easier to skate in outdoors than quad roller skates, because in-line skates are more forgiving of cracks in the pavement.
- Colorful frilly skirts or plaid pants generally gave way to wild sandals or roller skates.
- I imagined the kingly roller skates I would wear.
- I grabbed the roller skates and put them on my feet.
- The law arrived quickly and ran down their quarry as he tried to make his getaway on one roller skate.
- The waitresses are on roller skates, nothing but rock music has been playing all night and there's not a designer label in sight.
- I tripped over a roller skate in my driveway and fell.
- The four wheels and the metal plate on a roller skate are much heavier than the single blade on an ice skate.

verbˈrəʊləskeɪtˈroʊlər ˌskeɪt

[no object]

Glide across a hard surface on roller skates.
my friends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons
Example sentencesExamples
- I learned how to roller-skate in two weeks and told him that I could do scenes with the skates on during the race to make it more visually appealing.
- But most people become friends because they both like to ride bicycles, go roller-skating or play computer games together.
- In those days we would roller-skate down the drive, hoping not to bump into prospective parents!
- I used to roller-skate into the sides of cars.
- Then in fifth grade I had taken a stab at roller-skating and accidentally ‘fell’ down a hill.
- But whenever I asked if I might do something, roller-skate around the block or play over at a friend's house, she got a distant, weary look.
- Most important, get out there yourself - shoot hoops, play catch, roller-skate or learn to snowboard together.
- My girlfriends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons and occasionally we'd put up a lemonade stand.
- Why should they be denied a place to roller skate so the council can make money from corporate events?
- In the afternoon I went out to play basketball and roller-skate

Definition of roller skate in US English:

roller skate

nounˈroʊlər ˌskeɪtˈrōlər ˌskāt

Each of a pair of boots or metal frames fitted to shoes with four or more small wheels, for gliding across a hard surface.
四轮溜冰鞋，旱冰鞋
Example sentencesExamples
- He came up with a four-wheel skate with two pairs of wheels side by side, and so the modern four-wheel roller skate was created.
- They run millimetres from the ground and have all the suspension movement of a roller skate.
- Walking hand in hand, we passed several other people on roller skates, in bikinis and swimming trunks, with shopping bags in their hands and all.
- The four wheels and the metal plate on a roller skate are much heavier than the single blade on an ice skate.
- Waiters glided, as if on invisible roller skates.
- They're on old-style roller skates, doing balletic disco-dancing, and this is their anthem.
- Colorful frilly skirts or plaid pants generally gave way to wild sandals or roller skates.
- I grabbed the roller skates and put them on my feet.
- I wanted a pair of self-guiding, ball-bearing roller skates.
- On her feet were white Bobby socks and pink and white roller skates that looked like saddle shoes.
- In this city, you could get from A to B more quickly on a pair of roller skates!
- Expect your first time to feel akin to being strapped to a dodgy roller skate in the middle of a quarry.
- The softboot skates feel more like a hiking boot than a roller skate.
- I tripped over a roller skate in my driveway and fell.
- The law arrived quickly and ran down their quarry as he tried to make his getaway on one roller skate.
- They aren't roller skates, they're in-line skates, and I feel decidedly dodgy on them.
- He imagined himself walking into the kitchen and tripping over roller skates.
- The waitresses are on roller skates, nothing but rock music has been playing all night and there's not a designer label in sight.
- In fact, in-line skates are actually easier to skate in outdoors than quad roller skates, because in-line skates are more forgiving of cracks in the pavement.
- I imagined the kingly roller skates I would wear.

verbˈroʊlər ˌskeɪtˈrōlər ˌskāt

[no object]

Glide across a hard surface on roller skates.
my friends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons
Example sentencesExamples
- Most important, get out there yourself - shoot hoops, play catch, roller-skate or learn to snowboard together.
- In those days we would roller-skate down the drive, hoping not to bump into prospective parents!
- Then in fifth grade I had taken a stab at roller-skating and accidentally ‘fell’ down a hill.
- But whenever I asked if I might do something, roller-skate around the block or play over at a friend's house, she got a distant, weary look.
- Why should they be denied a place to roller skate so the council can make money from corporate events?
- But most people become friends because they both like to ride bicycles, go roller-skating or play computer games together.
- In the afternoon I went out to play basketball and roller-skate
- I used to roller-skate into the sides of cars.
- My girlfriends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons and occasionally we'd put up a lemonade stand.
- I learned how to roller-skate in two weeks and told him that I could do scenes with the skates on during the race to make it more visually appealing.

词汇	roller skate
释义	Definition of roller skate in English: roller skate noun ˈrəʊləskeɪtˈroʊlər ˌskeɪt Each of a pair of boots or metal frames fitted to shoes with four or more small wheels, for gliding across a hard surface. 四轮溜冰鞋，旱冰鞋 Example sentencesExamples He came up with a four-wheel skate with two pairs of wheels side by side, and so the modern four-wheel roller skate was created. They're on old-style roller skates, doing balletic disco-dancing, and this is their anthem. I wanted a pair of self-guiding, ball-bearing roller skates. On her feet were white Bobby socks and pink and white roller skates that looked like saddle shoes. Expect your first time to feel akin to being strapped to a dodgy roller skate in the middle of a quarry. Walking hand in hand, we passed several other people on roller skates, in bikinis and swimming trunks, with shopping bags in their hands and all. He imagined himself walking into the kitchen and tripping over roller skates. The softboot skates feel more like a hiking boot than a roller skate. They run millimetres from the ground and have all the suspension movement of a roller skate. They aren't roller skates, they're in-line skates, and I feel decidedly dodgy on them. Waiters glided, as if on invisible roller skates. In this city, you could get from A to B more quickly on a pair of roller skates! In fact, in-line skates are actually easier to skate in outdoors than quad roller skates, because in-line skates are more forgiving of cracks in the pavement. Colorful frilly skirts or plaid pants generally gave way to wild sandals or roller skates. I imagined the kingly roller skates I would wear. I grabbed the roller skates and put them on my feet. The law arrived quickly and ran down their quarry as he tried to make his getaway on one roller skate. The waitresses are on roller skates, nothing but rock music has been playing all night and there's not a designer label in sight. I tripped over a roller skate in my driveway and fell. The four wheels and the metal plate on a roller skate are much heavier than the single blade on an ice skate. verbˈrəʊləskeɪtˈroʊlər ˌskeɪt [no object] Glide across a hard surface on roller skates. my friends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons Example sentencesExamples I learned how to roller-skate in two weeks and told him that I could do scenes with the skates on during the race to make it more visually appealing. But most people become friends because they both like to ride bicycles, go roller-skating or play computer games together. In those days we would roller-skate down the drive, hoping not to bump into prospective parents! I used to roller-skate into the sides of cars. Then in fifth grade I had taken a stab at roller-skating and accidentally ‘fell’ down a hill. But whenever I asked if I might do something, roller-skate around the block or play over at a friend's house, she got a distant, weary look. Most important, get out there yourself - shoot hoops, play catch, roller-skate or learn to snowboard together. My girlfriends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons and occasionally we'd put up a lemonade stand. Why should they be denied a place to roller skate so the council can make money from corporate events? In the afternoon I went out to play basketball and roller-skate Definition of roller skate in US English: roller skate nounˈroʊlər ˌskeɪtˈrōlər ˌskāt Each of a pair of boots or metal frames fitted to shoes with four or more small wheels, for gliding across a hard surface. 四轮溜冰鞋，旱冰鞋 Example sentencesExamples He came up with a four-wheel skate with two pairs of wheels side by side, and so the modern four-wheel roller skate was created. They run millimetres from the ground and have all the suspension movement of a roller skate. Walking hand in hand, we passed several other people on roller skates, in bikinis and swimming trunks, with shopping bags in their hands and all. The four wheels and the metal plate on a roller skate are much heavier than the single blade on an ice skate. Waiters glided, as if on invisible roller skates. They're on old-style roller skates, doing balletic disco-dancing, and this is their anthem. Colorful frilly skirts or plaid pants generally gave way to wild sandals or roller skates. I grabbed the roller skates and put them on my feet. I wanted a pair of self-guiding, ball-bearing roller skates. On her feet were white Bobby socks and pink and white roller skates that looked like saddle shoes. In this city, you could get from A to B more quickly on a pair of roller skates! Expect your first time to feel akin to being strapped to a dodgy roller skate in the middle of a quarry. The softboot skates feel more like a hiking boot than a roller skate. I tripped over a roller skate in my driveway and fell. The law arrived quickly and ran down their quarry as he tried to make his getaway on one roller skate. They aren't roller skates, they're in-line skates, and I feel decidedly dodgy on them. He imagined himself walking into the kitchen and tripping over roller skates. The waitresses are on roller skates, nothing but rock music has been playing all night and there's not a designer label in sight. In fact, in-line skates are actually easier to skate in outdoors than quad roller skates, because in-line skates are more forgiving of cracks in the pavement. I imagined the kingly roller skates I would wear. verbˈroʊlər ˌskeɪtˈrōlər ˌskāt [no object] Glide across a hard surface on roller skates. my friends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons Example sentencesExamples Most important, get out there yourself - shoot hoops, play catch, roller-skate or learn to snowboard together. In those days we would roller-skate down the drive, hoping not to bump into prospective parents! Then in fifth grade I had taken a stab at roller-skating and accidentally ‘fell’ down a hill. But whenever I asked if I might do something, roller-skate around the block or play over at a friend's house, she got a distant, weary look. Why should they be denied a place to roller skate so the council can make money from corporate events? But most people become friends because they both like to ride bicycles, go roller-skating or play computer games together. In the afternoon I went out to play basketball and roller-skate I used to roller-skate into the sides of cars. My girlfriends and I roller-skated endlessly on warm summer afternoons and occasionally we'd put up a lemonade stand. I learned how to roller-skate in two weeks and told him that I could do scenes with the skates on during the race to make it more visually appealing.
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