ski instructor

UK: /ˈskiː ɪnˌstrʌktə/

Definition

Definition of ski instructor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sportsperson who teaches people how to ski on snow

The ski instructor helped the beginners learn how to stop safely.
She worked as a ski instructor during the winter season in Austria.
The resort requires every ski instructor to have first-aid certification.

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Expressions with ski

ski bunny

woman who frequents ski resorts

The ski bunny loves the social scene at the mountain lodge.

ski resort

place with lodging and skiing facilities

We booked a week at the ski resort.

jet ski

small motorized watercraft for one or more people

He rode the jet ski across the lake at high speed..

ski boot

stiff boot fastened to a ski with bindings

She adjusted her ski boot for a better fit.

ski cap

snug woolen hat for cold weather, sometimes with a tail or tassel

He wore a ski cap to keep warm.

ski conditions

state of snow and weather for skiing

The ski conditions were perfect for a day on the slopes.

Expressions with instructor

driving instructor

person who provides driving lessons

I booked a session with a driving instructor to improve my parking skills.

private instructor

person teaching one-on-one in a specific subject

She hired a private instructor for math lessons.

fitness instructor

person who teaches exercise activities to help others improve physical condition

The fitness instructor demonstrated the proper way to lift the weights.

swimming instructor

person who teaches others how to swim and improve water skills

The swimming instructor showed her how to float on her back.

chief instructor

most senior teacher responsible for leading and supervising other teachers

The chief instructor organized the training schedule for all new recruits.

drill instructor

main trainer who shapes new recruits through strict practice and instruction

The drill instructor ordered the recruits to remake their bunks.

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French:moniteur de ski, ...
German:Skilehrer, ...
Italian:maestro di sci, ...
Spanish:instructor de esquí, ...
Portuguese:instrutor de esqui, ...
Chinese:滑雪教练, ...
Japanese:スキーインストラクター, ...
Arabic:مُدَرِّبُ التَّزَحْلُقِ عَلَى الثَّلْج, ...
Hebrew:מַדְרִיךְ סְקִי, ...
Russian:инструктор по лыжам, ...
Ukrainian:інструктор з гірських лиж, ...
Hindi:स्की प्रशिक्षक, ...
Bengali:স্কি প্রশিক্ষক, ...
Catalan:instructor d'esquí, ...
Czech:lyžařský instruktor, ...
Danish:skiinstruktør, ...
Dutch:ski-instructeur, ...
Greek:εκπαιδευτής σκι, ...
Hungarian:síoktató, ...
Khmer:គ្រូបង្វឹកជិះស្គីលើព្រិល, ...
Korean:스키 강사, ...
Persian:مربی اسکی, ...
Polish:instruktor narciarstwa, ...
Portuguese (BR):instrutor de esqui, ...
Romanian:instructor de schi, ...
Swedish:skidinstruktör, ...
Thai:ครูสอนสกี, ...
Turkish:kayak eğitmeni, ...
Vietnamese:hướng dẫn viên trượt tuyết, ...

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