skateboard
A skateboard is a small board with wheels that you ride standing up.
A short board with four small wheels that a person stands on and rides, often to travel or do tricks.
To skateboard means to ride a skateboard.
To ride on a skateboard, especially as a sport or hobby.
- Base: skateboard
- Plural: skateboards
- Base: skateboard
- 3rd Person Singular: skateboards
- Present Participle: skateboarding
- Past: skateboarded
electric skateboard
1motor-powered skateboard
An electric skateboard has a motor to help you ride.
- She commutes on an electric skateboard when the weather is good.
- Electric skateboards can be fast, so wear a helmet.
- He rides an electric skateboard.
skateboard deck
1main board of skateboard
The skateboard deck is the board you stand on.
- He replaced the skateboard deck after it cracked.
- Choose a deck that feels comfortable under your feet.
- My skateboard deck is blue.
skateboard helmet
1helmet for skateboarding
A skateboard helmet protects your head when you skateboard.
- Wear a skateboard helmet, especially when you’re learning.
- His skateboard helmet saved him when he fell.
- She wears a skateboard helmet.
skateboard park
1park for skateboarding
A skateboard park is a place made for skateboarding.
- The new skateboard park has bowls, rails, and stairs.
- We met at the skateboard park after dinner.
- They are at the skateboard park.
skateboard ramp
1ramp for skateboarding
A skateboard ramp is a sloped structure you ride on.
- They built a small skateboard ramp in the driveway.
- He dropped in from the top of the ramp.
- The ramp is too steep for me.
skateboard trick
1special skateboarding move
A skateboard trick is a special move you do on a skateboard.
- He practiced the same skateboard trick for an hour.
- She finally landed the trick without falling.
- I want to learn a skateboard trick.