| 释义 |
ziplining
noun[ U ]
(alsozip-lining, zip lining)uk /ˈzɪp.laɪ.nɪŋ/ us /ˈzɪp.laɪ.nɪŋ/
the act of sliding down a zip line(= a long thick wire attached between two points, one higher than the other, that you can move along quickly while hanging from a small wheel), as entertainment or as a way of travelling above and across something:
Her two children engage in hiking, biking, rafting, ziplining, and just about everything that looks fun and adventurous.
Zip-lining - cruising in a pulley hanging from a steel cable - is still popular among businesses trying to foster group morale.
The hotel offers adventure packages, including ziplining and a truck safari.
You can sample taster sessions in more than 12 different activities from grass-sledging and abseiling to zip-lining across the lake.
The area also offers zip lining, surfing, or hiking a volcano for adventurous vacationers.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Miscellaneous pastimes & their participants
asana
bell ringer
bell-ringing
bicycling
brass rubbing
campanology
fantasy sport
fell runner
flying fox
gearhead
gongoozler
philatelist
pigeon fancier
potholing
slacklining
stargazer
stargazing
stick the landingidiom
storm chaser
zip wire
|