Definition of schuss in English:

schuss

noun ʃʊsʃus

A straight downhill run on skis.
（滑雪）直线下滑
the final schuss into the village centre
Example sentencesExamples
- Hunks of ice studding the Cascade concrete make my first turns feel like a schuss down a staircase.
- I still have a scar from my own hopeful schuss during my innocent early days.
- The most accessible east side road, Two Medicine attracts those out for a long schuss.
- The mountain throws you a steep, narrow challenge almost immediately, followed by a long, inviting schuss.

verb ʃʊsʃus

[no object]

Make a straight downhill run on skis.
（滑雪）直线下滑
he schussed down the shallower pistes
Example sentencesExamples
- I really think some people go on skiing holidays to perform in a fashion show, and they do very little traversing, or schussing down the mountain.
- Its lightness belies its warmth; the shell sheathes two layers of insulation, whose thinness and elasticity allow for greater freedom of movement when schussing down the slopes.
- Whether you're seriously schussing or simply styling, your success on the slopes will be determined by clothing that is functional, stylish, and comfortable.
- After a long day schussing through powder, you can book a deep-tissue or sports massage at the on-site spa.
- So schuss at Libra-ruled Gay Ski Week in New Zealand in early September, happening in appropriately named Queenstown.

Origin

1930s: from German Schuss, literally 'shot'.

Rhymes

puss, wuss

Definition of schuss in US English:

schuss

nounSHo͞osʃus

A straight downhill run on skis.
（滑雪）直线下滑
the final schuss into the village center
Example sentencesExamples
- The most accessible east side road, Two Medicine attracts those out for a long schuss.
- Hunks of ice studding the Cascade concrete make my first turns feel like a schuss down a staircase.
- The mountain throws you a steep, narrow challenge almost immediately, followed by a long, inviting schuss.
- I still have a scar from my own hopeful schuss during my innocent early days.

verbSHo͞osʃus

[no object]

Make a straight downhill run on skis.
（滑雪）直线下滑
he schussed down the shallower pistes
Example sentencesExamples
- Its lightness belies its warmth; the shell sheathes two layers of insulation, whose thinness and elasticity allow for greater freedom of movement when schussing down the slopes.
- Whether you're seriously schussing or simply styling, your success on the slopes will be determined by clothing that is functional, stylish, and comfortable.
- After a long day schussing through powder, you can book a deep-tissue or sports massage at the on-site spa.
- So schuss at Libra-ruled Gay Ski Week in New Zealand in early September, happening in appropriately named Queenstown.
- I really think some people go on skiing holidays to perform in a fashion show, and they do very little traversing, or schussing down the mountain.

Origin

1930s: from German Schuss, literally ‘shot’.

单词	schuss
释义	Definition of schuss in English: schuss noun ʃʊsʃus A straight downhill run on skis. （滑雪）直线下滑 the final schuss into the village centre Example sentencesExamples Hunks of ice studding the Cascade concrete make my first turns feel like a schuss down a staircase. I still have a scar from my own hopeful schuss during my innocent early days. The most accessible east side road, Two Medicine attracts those out for a long schuss. The mountain throws you a steep, narrow challenge almost immediately, followed by a long, inviting schuss. verb ʃʊsʃus [no object] Make a straight downhill run on skis. （滑雪）直线下滑 he schussed down the shallower pistes Example sentencesExamples I really think some people go on skiing holidays to perform in a fashion show, and they do very little traversing, or schussing down the mountain. Its lightness belies its warmth; the shell sheathes two layers of insulation, whose thinness and elasticity allow for greater freedom of movement when schussing down the slopes. Whether you're seriously schussing or simply styling, your success on the slopes will be determined by clothing that is functional, stylish, and comfortable. After a long day schussing through powder, you can book a deep-tissue or sports massage at the on-site spa. So schuss at Libra-ruled Gay Ski Week in New Zealand in early September, happening in appropriately named Queenstown. Origin 1930s: from German Schuss, literally 'shot'. Rhymes puss, wuss Definition of schuss in US English: schuss nounSHo͞osʃus A straight downhill run on skis. （滑雪）直线下滑 the final schuss into the village center Example sentencesExamples The most accessible east side road, Two Medicine attracts those out for a long schuss. Hunks of ice studding the Cascade concrete make my first turns feel like a schuss down a staircase. The mountain throws you a steep, narrow challenge almost immediately, followed by a long, inviting schuss. I still have a scar from my own hopeful schuss during my innocent early days. verbSHo͞osʃus [no object] Make a straight downhill run on skis. （滑雪）直线下滑 he schussed down the shallower pistes Example sentencesExamples Its lightness belies its warmth; the shell sheathes two layers of insulation, whose thinness and elasticity allow for greater freedom of movement when schussing down the slopes. Whether you're seriously schussing or simply styling, your success on the slopes will be determined by clothing that is functional, stylish, and comfortable. After a long day schussing through powder, you can book a deep-tissue or sports massage at the on-site spa. So schuss at Libra-ruled Gay Ski Week in New Zealand in early September, happening in appropriately named Queenstown. I really think some people go on skiing holidays to perform in a fashion show, and they do very little traversing, or schussing down the mountain. Origin 1930s: from German Schuss, literally ‘shot’.
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