Definition of lowside in English:

lowside

noun ˈləʊsʌɪd

Motorcycling

A type of accident caused by a motorcycle losing traction on a road surface, typically resulting in the rider coming off and both motorcycle and rider sliding along the ground.

verb ˈləʊsʌɪd

Motorcycling

no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to lose traction on a road surface, especially when cornering, typically resulting in the rider coming off the motorcycle and both sliding along the surface. Also with object: to cause (a motorcycle) to slide in this way.

Origin

1980s. From lowside, after highside
1970s; earliest use found in Cycle World. From low + side, after highside.

Definition of lowside in US English:

lowside

nounˈləʊsʌɪd

Motorcycling

A type of accident caused by a motorcycle losing traction on a road surface, typically resulting in the rider coming off and both motorcycle and rider sliding along the ground.

verbˈləʊsʌɪd

Motorcycling

no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to lose traction on a road surface, especially when cornering, typically resulting in the rider coming off the motorcycle and both sliding along the surface. Also with object: to cause (a motorcycle) to slide in this way.

Origin

1980s. From lowside, after highside<br>1970s; earliest use found in Cycle World. From low + side, after highside.

单词	lowside
释义	Definition of lowside in English: lowside noun ˈləʊsʌɪd Motorcycling A type of accident caused by a motorcycle losing traction on a road surface, typically resulting in the rider coming off and both motorcycle and rider sliding along the ground. verb ˈləʊsʌɪd Motorcycling no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to lose traction on a road surface, especially when cornering, typically resulting in the rider coming off the motorcycle and both sliding along the surface. Also with object: to cause (a motorcycle) to slide in this way. Origin 1980s. From lowside, after highside 1970s; earliest use found in Cycle World. From low + side, after highside. Definition of lowside in US English: lowside nounˈləʊsʌɪd Motorcycling A type of accident caused by a motorcycle losing traction on a road surface, typically resulting in the rider coming off and both motorcycle and rider sliding along the ground. verbˈləʊsʌɪd Motorcycling no object Of a motorcycle or its rider: to lose traction on a road surface, especially when cornering, typically resulting in the rider coming off the motorcycle and both sliding along the surface. Also with object: to cause (a motorcycle) to slide in this way. Origin 1980s. From lowside, after highside<br>1970s; earliest use found in Cycle World. From low + side, after highside.
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