piste Antonyms
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Meaning of piste
Wordnet
piste (n)
a flat rectangular area for fencing bouts
a ski run densely packed with snow
Webster
piste (n.)
The track or tread a horseman makes upon the ground he goes over.
piste Sentence Examples
- The skiers gracefully glided down the pristine piste, their tracks etched into the powdery snow.
- The moguls on the piste posed a formidable challenge, testing the limits of the snowboarders' skills.
- The ski resort boasted a variety of pistes, catering to both beginner and advanced skiers.
- The cross-country piste wound through dense forests, offering stunning views of the mountain peaks.
- The floodlit piste remained open late into the evening, allowing skiers to enjoy the slopes after sunset.
- The steep gradient of the black piste required expert technique to navigate safely.
- The icy piste was treacherous, requiring special equipment to maintain control and prevent accidents.
- The main piste leading to the resort base was always crowded, especially during peak season.
- The lodge at the top of the piste provided a welcome respite for skiers to rest and warm up.
- The maintenance crew diligently groomed the pistes each night, ensuring optimal conditions for the following day's skiers.
FAQs About the word piste
a flat rectangular area for fencing bouts, a ski run densely packed with snowThe track or tread a horseman makes upon the ground he goes over.
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The skiers gracefully glided down the pristine piste, their tracks etched into the powdery snow.
The moguls on the piste posed a formidable challenge, testing the limits of the snowboarders' skills.
The ski resort boasted a variety of pistes, catering to both beginner and advanced skiers.
The cross-country piste wound through dense forests, offering stunning views of the mountain peaks.
