- parallel christiania
- noun
Usage: often capitalized C: a stem christiania executed as close as possible to the fall line and at high speed so as to make the stem preparation indiscernible
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Christiania — /kris chee an ee euh, ah nee euh, kris tee /, n. 1. former name of Oslo. 2. (sometimes l.c.) Also called Christie, Christy. any of several skiing turns executed in order to change direction on a downhill run or for decreasing speed or stopping,… … Universalium
christiania — n. christie, turning movement with parallel skis (Skiing) … English contemporary dictionary
pure christiania — noun Usage: often capitalized C : parallel christiania … Useful english dictionary
stem christiania — /stɛm krɪstiˈaniə/ (say stem kristee ahneeuh) noun (in skiing) a turn executed by stemming one ski and bringing the skis parallel into a christiania during the turn. Also, stem christie …
stem christiania — noun Usage: often capitalized C Etymology: stem (V) : a turn in skiing begun by the stemming of one ski and completed by bringing the skis parallel into a christiania during the turn … Useful english dictionary
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