surf

UK
/sɜːf/
US
/sɝːf/

Translations

surfnoun
surfs
pl
The children played in the surf, letting the waves crash over their feet.
Les enfants jouaient dans la déferlante, laissant les vagues leur éclabousser les pieds.
surfEmprunt courant pour le sport de glisse sur les vagues.
Surf is his passion, and he spends every vacation chasing the best breaks.
Le surf est sa passion, et il passe chaque vacances à chercher les meilleurs spots.
Synonyms
surfverb
surfed
Past Simple
surfed
Past Participle
surfing
Gerund
UK
/sɜːf/
US
/sɝːf/
surferSens de la planche à voile sur les vagues.
She loves to surf at the beach every weekend.
Elle adore surfer à la plage tous les week-ends.
surferSens informatique : naviguer sur Internet.
He spent the evening surfing the web for new recipes.
Il a passé la soirée à surfer sur le web pour trouver de nouvelles recettes.
surfadjective
UK
/sɜːf/
US
/sɝːf/
Used attributively to describe things associated with surfing or wave conditions.
de surfEmployé surtout comme complément de nom.
He picked up the latest surf magazine before heading to the beach.
Il a pris le dernier magazine de surf avant d’aller à la plage.

Definitions

surfnoun
The mass or line of foam formed by waves breaking on a seashore or reef.
The children played in the surf, letting the waves crash over their feet.
The sport or pastime of riding waves on a surfboard.
Surf is his passion, and he spends every vacation chasing the best breaks.
A swell or set of breaking waves on the sea, especially when suitable for surfing.
The surf was high enough for the competition to proceed.
surfverb
To ride on the crest of a wave, typically using a surfboard.
She loves to surf at the beach every weekend.
To browse the internet or look through various websites.
He spent the evening surfing the web for new recipes.
surfadjective
Relating to surfing or to waves breaking on the shore.
He picked up the latest surf magazine before heading to the beach.