get out over your skis
ski
verb[ I or T ]
uk /skiː/ us /skiː/
B1
to move over snow on skis: 滑雪
He skied down the hill.他滑雪下山。
Let's go skiing.我们去滑雪吧。
We used to ski before noon then take a long lunch.
There are some nice gentle slopes that we can ski down.
I skied very slowly down the mountainside.
I've haven't been skiing - it's never really appealed.
I'd like to go skiing one Christmas.我想在某个圣诞节去滑雪。

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ski | American Dictionary

ski
noun[ C ]
us/ski/
either of a pair of long, narrow pieces of wood or other material which curve up at the front and are fastened to boots so the person wearing them can move quickly and easily over snow

ski

verb[ I ]us/ski/present tenseskis | present participleskiing | past tense and past participleskied
We skied a lot when we were younger.

skier

noun[ C ]us/ˈski·ər/
There are lots of skiers on the slopes today.

skiing

noun[ U ]us/ˈski·ɪŋ/
I’m going skiing.

Examples of ski

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We designed the lower extremities of the ski robot as two artificial legs in the form of a parallelogram.
The majority (93.7 %) of cases from the ski group became sick within 3 days after arriving at the village.
Quite by mistake, his son, many years later, was skiing in the same place and chanced upon the body of his missing father.
It can be seen that during the first two turns the outer ski almost lost the contact with the surface.
The most stable position of the skier is when the forces are equally distributed on both skis.
From (1), it follows that for small edging angles, is equal to the natural side-cut radius of unbent ski.
This is how we were able to buy a ski-doo.
Nevertheless, if the present results are integrated across the width of the ski they provide a centreline theory for a long, slender planing surface.
These special modifications included enclosed pilot cabins, a covered top observation deck, cold-weather engines, ski, and a brake parachute.
But what does 'unsupported' really mean in these days of satellite telephones, emergency beacons, and ski-equipped aircraft?
His preparations were extensive with regard to the equipment and included clothing, cooking utensils, skis, and tents.
There is a similar notch, 1.27 cm (0.5 in) wide, cut in the middle along the length of the entire underside of the ski.
Nearly every experienced skier will tell you that skiing on dry powder is like riding on air.
However, experiments have shown that this equation does not describe the behavior of the ski at small edging angles satisfactorily.
Figure 13 shows forces that are acting on the skis.
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