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apres-ski

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a`pres-ski´    (å`prā`skē´)
adj.1.concerned with or designed for use after skiing; occurring after a day of skiing; as, apres-ski wear; an apres-ski party.
n.1.the time after skiing.
Translations
apres-ski après-ski [ˌæpreɪˈskiː] n → après-ski m
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