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parascending
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parascending [ˈpærəˌsɛndɪŋ]
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Extreme Sports) a sport in which a participant wears a parachute and becomes airborne by being towed by a vehicle into the wind and then descends by parachute
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parascending
n → Paragliding nt (bei dem der Start mit Hilfe eines Schnellboots erfolgt)
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This allows you to parascend behind a vehicle and reel yourself in to take control of it, which is great fun.
CAUSE FOR CONCERN; High-flying spy thriller just fails to hit its ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Next day, I learn the ropes of topper (small dinghy) sailing, but you can also waterski, parascend, jet-ski or go yachting.
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The final straw for Christine, from Rutherglen, came when she tried to parascend but was told by a lifeguard they didn't have a life jacket big enough for her 17-stone frame.
My weight sent me bananas; CHRISTINE LOSES 7 STONE AFTER HOLS SHAME by Ramsay, Heather / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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