coaster

UK
/ˈkəʊstə/
US
/ˈkoʊstər/
coasternoun
coasters
pl
UK
/ˈkəʊstə/
US
/ˈkoʊstər/
Traducciones
I placed my glass on the coaster to avoid leaving a ring on the table.
Я поставил свой стакан на подставку, чтобы не оставить след на столе.
The amusement park has a new roller coaster that everyone is excited to try.
В парке аттракционов появилась новая горка, которую все с нетерпением хотят попробовать.
Definiciones
A small, flat object placed under a glass, cup, or other container to protect the surface of a table.
She placed a coaster under her coffee mug to prevent any stains on the wooden table.
A vehicle or sled used for coasting downhill by gravity, especially a small toy wagon or sled ridden by children.
The children raced their coaster down the snowy hillside.
A ship that sails along the coast, especially a trading vessel.
The old coaster was loaded with goods to be delivered to the next port along the coast.
A type of amusement ride, typically a roller coaster.
The new coaster at the amusement park has loops and steep drops that thrill the riders.
A person who makes little effort and relies on momentum or the work of others; someone who coasts.
After getting the promotion, he turned into a coaster and stopped pushing himself.
coasteradjective
UK
/ˈkəʊstə/
US
/ˈkoʊstər/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "coaster trade", "coaster brake").
Definiciones
Relating to coastal shipping or intended for use along the coast.
The company operates several coaster vessels engaged in the coaster trade.