off-piste skiing
1off-piste — adj [Date: 1900 2000; : French; Origin: piste (ski) track , from Old Italian pista, from pistare to press down with the feet ] not on the usual ↑ski slopes ▪ off piste skiing >off piste adv …
2off-piste — (ôfʹpēstʹ, ŏfʹ ) adj. Existing or taking place on snow that has not been compacted into tracks: off piste skiing. * * * …
3off-piste — adjective off piste SKIING is not done on the marked PISTES (=tracks) but on fresh snow that has not been skied on …
4off-piste — UK / US adjective off piste skiing is not done on the marked pistes (= tracks) but on fresh snow that has not been skied on …
5off-piste — offˈ piste adjective Of or relating to skiing on new snow surfaces, not on established tracks or runs • • • Main Entry: ↑off …
6off-piste — ► ADJECTIVE & ADVERB Skiing ▪ away from prepared ski runs …
7off-piste — adjective Of snow that has not been compacted by overuse; tends to be more exciting but less regulated and more dangerous. We are skiing off piste this morning …
8off-piste — adj. Off piste is used with these nouns: ↑skiing …
9off-piste — adjective & adverb Skiing away from prepared ski runs …
10skiing — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ alpine, downhill ▪ backcountry (AmE), cross country, Nordic ▪ dry slope ▪ off piste (BrE) …
