shinny

• Sustantivo que designa una forma informal y no reglamentada de hockey, jugada habitualmente por niños en calles, hielo o campo, con un balón o una lata como disco.

A noun referring to a simple, informal version of hockey played by children, often on streets, ice, or a field, using a ball or a can as the puck.

1. Informal street hockeyB1informalsport

   A simple, informal version of hockey played by children, often on streets, ice, or a field, using a ball or a can as the puck.

   Juego de hockey informal callejero

   • The kids played shinny in the street after school.
   • They used a tin can as the puck for their game of shinny.
   • Shinny is a great way to learn the basics of hockey without all the gear.

• Verbo que significa trepar o desplazarse rápidamente hacia arriba o hacia abajo por algo, especialmente usando manos y pies; a menudo se usa en la frase 'shinny up' (trepar).

A verb meaning to climb or move quickly up or down something, especially using hands and feet; often used in the phrase 'shinny up'.

1. Climb awkwardlyB2informal

   To climb something, such as a pole or tree, by gripping with the hands and legs and pulling oneself up, often in an ungraceful manner.

   Trepar a horcajadas

   • The children shinnied up the tree to retrieve their kite.
   • He shinnied down the drainpipe to escape the room.
   • She shinnied up the rope with surprising speed.

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