skate

US /skeɪt/
UK /skeɪt/
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1.

a boot with a blade or a set of wheels attached to the sole, used for gliding over ice or a hard surface

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She put on her ice skates and glided onto the rink.
He bought a new pair of roller skates for his birthday.
2.

a large, flat fish of the ray family, typically found on the seabed

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The chef prepared a delicious dish of pan-seared skate.
Fishermen often catch skate in their nets.
1.

to glide over ice or a hard surface on skates

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They went to the park to skate on the frozen pond.
He learned to skate when he was five years old.