telemark
noun [ U ] sports specialized (also Telemark) uk/ˈtel.ɪ.mɑːk/ us/ˈtel.ə.mɑːrk/
泰勒马克滑雪法
a style of skiing wearing boots that are only fastened to your skis at the front, so you can lift your heels
Many experienced skiers turn to telemark as a way to explore backcountry areas. 许多经验丰富的滑雪者转而使用泰勒马克滑雪法来探索偏远地区。
the Scandinavian "Nordic" style, now known as Telemark
Compare: Alpine skiingcross-country skiingdownhill skiingNordic skiing
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- Telemark is more difficult than alpine skiing, and requires a lot of strength in the legs.
- We offer courses in both telemark and alpine skiing.
telemark
adjective [ before noun ] uk/ˈtel.ɪ.mɑːk/ us/ˈtel.ə.mɑːrk/
（滑雪）泰勒马克式的
relating to a style of skiing wearing boots that are only fastened to your skis at the front, so you can lift your heels
She learned telemark skiing rather than join the snowboarding craze. 她学习了泰勒马克式滑雪，而不是加入滑雪板的热潮。
telemark skis/skiers
（跳台滑雪）泰勒马克式落地的
in the sport of ski jumping, relating to a way of landing on the ground in which one foot is in front of the other and the knees are bent
He made a perfect telemark landing. 他做了一个完美的屈膝旋转着落。
See also: telemark turn
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- Wearing ski boots, snow shoes or telemark skis, they went looking for the perfect spots untouched by the others before them.
- Telemark skiers can be prone to tendonitis because it is hard on the knees.
- Telemark skiing involves both downhill and cross-country travel.
- Points are deducted if the competitor fails to land in the telemark position.