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hiking

/ˈhaɪ.kɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈhaɪ.kɪŋ/A2formalsport
  • ruПрилагательное, описывающее что-то, связанное с длительными прогулками, особенно в сельской местности или горах.

An adjective describing something related to the activity of taking long walks, especially in the countryside or mountains.

  1. Related to walking in natureA2formal

    Describing something that is used for or associated with long walks in the countryside or mountains.

    ruПоходный

    • She bought a new pair of hiking boots for the trip.
    • The hiking trail was steep but beautiful.
    • We packed our hiking gear for the weekend adventure.

    Synonymsramblingwalking

Forms
  • more hiking comparative form
  • most hiking superlative form
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noun

/ˈhaɪ.kɪŋ/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вид деятельности или спорта, связанный с длительными прогулками, особенно в сельской местности или горах.

A noun referring to the activity or sport of taking long walks, especially in the countryside or mountains.

uncountable

  1. Outdoor walking activityA2formalsport

    The activity of taking long walks, especially in the countryside or mountains, for pleasure or exercise.

    ruПеший туризм

    • We went hiking in the national park last weekend.
    • Hiking is a great way to stay fit and enjoy nature.
    • She packed her backpack for a day of hiking in the hills.

    Synonymsbackpackingramblingwalking

  2. Long-distance walkingB1formalsport

    Walking over long distances, often on trails or paths, as a recreational or competitive activity.

    ruПеший туризм

    • He enjoys hiking through the Appalachian Trail every summer.
    • The group planned a hiking trip across the desert.
    • Hiking requires proper footwear and plenty of water.

    Synonymsbackpackingramblingwalking

Forms
  • hikings plural form
  • hikings' possessive plural form
  • hiking's possessive singular form
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verb

hike/haɪk/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия длительной прогулки, особенно по сельской местности или дикой природе, или резкого увеличения чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking a long walk, especially in the countryside or wilderness, or to increase something sharply.

  1. Walk for pleasureA2formal

    To take a long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains, for exercise or enjoyment.

    ruСовершать прогулку

    • We plan to hike through the national park this weekend.
    • She hikes every morning to stay fit.
    • They hiked up the steep trail to the summit.

    Synonymsrambleroamtraipsetramptrekwalkwander

  2. Increase sharplyB2informalamerican

    To increase something, especially prices or costs, suddenly and by a large amount.

    ruРезко повысить

    • The company hiked the price of its products by 20%.
    • The government hiked taxes on imported goods.
    • They hiked the rent without any warning.

    Synonymsboostescalateincreasejack upput upraise

    Antonymscutlowerreduceslash

Forms
  • hiked past participle
  • hiked past simple
  • hiking present participle
  • hikes third person singular

Phrasal variantshike up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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