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clip noun. clip [noun] something for holding things together or in position. a paper clip.

: one of a pair of marks [ ] used to enclose words or mathematical symbols to be taken together. called also square bracket. b. : one of a pair of marks 〈 〉 used to enclose written or printed matter.

Skilaufen nt, Skifahren nt. to go skiing Ski laufen or Ski fahren gehen.

There are four primary types of brackets. In British usage they are known as round brackets (or simply brackets), square brackets, curly brackets, and angle brackets; in American usage they are respectively known as parentheses, brackets, braces, and chevrons.

There are three kinds of brackets used for mathematical expressions:

• Parentheses or round brackets represented as: '( )'
• Curly or brace brackets represented as: '{ }'
• Square or box brackets represented as: '[ ]'

skiing, recreation, sport, and mode of transportation that involves moving over snow by the use of a pair of long, flat runners called skis, attached or bound to shoes or boots.

A skier is a person who moves over snow on skis. He is an enthusiastic skier. American English: skier /ˈskiər/ Arabic: مُتَزَلِّج

Curly brackets, also known as braces or curly braces, are rarely used in formal writing and are more common in other fields such as science, math, and computing. Some style guides will allow them to be used for one specific purpose: grouping together a set.

The Four Types of Brackets

• Round brackets or Parentheses.
• Square brackets.
• Curly brackets or Flower brackets.
• Angle brackets.

As with many fancy things, “après ski” comes from the French. It translates to “after skiing.” It encompasses any or all of the entertaining, social, anti-social, musical or non-musical activities you do after the day's skiing is done. So yes, that can involve craft beer, fireside chats and live music.

Many lifelong skiers have a pair of "rock skis" -- beat-up old sticks they don't care about damaging -- used primarily on low snow days when rocks, shrubs, and grass abound.

Planker: Slang for skier. Piste: The French word for trail/ slope/ run.