🇬🇧 Skateboard meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To skateboard means to stand on a flat board with wheels and roll around, usually pushing with one foot and balancing with the other, sometimes doing tricks, turns, and jumps for fun.

I wanted to cool off, so I tried to skateboard through a puddle and invented the sport of accidental swimming.

I tried to skateboard past the kitchen, but my mom has secret radar that hears wheels and sends out chores.

When I skateboarded down the hill, my brain screamed, “THIS IS FUN!” and my knees screamed, “ARE YOU SURE?”

I skateboarded so fast my snack felt the need to escape my pocket and go live under a parked car.

Some people can skateboard in competitions and do amazing flips, but I still celebrate every time I manage to skateboard without greeting the sidewalk with my nose.

Tom finds a skateboard in the park. He wants to skateboard. He puts one foot on the skateboard and one foot on the ground. He pushes to skateboard down the road. A small dog runs by and he laughs. He stops, sits, and smiles, happy to skateboard. He calls his dad to try a skateboard too.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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