An enclosed area of artificial ice used for skating, ice hockey, curling, etc. (cf. rink).
| Example | Meaning |
I had a lot of fun I had a couple of friends we- you-know we used to bring our skates to school there was an ice-pad in the school yard and we'd go skating after school that-kind- of-thing. |
An enclosed area of ice used for skating, ice hockey, curling, etc. (cf. rink). |
Speaker: And you had to go across that school-yard in the winter time. Interviewer: So you had to walk on the ice? Speaker: Euh well the ice-pad wasn't there but it was ice. The school-yard was usually ice yes. |
An enclosed area of ice used for skating, ice hockey, curling, etc. (cf. rink). |
| Example | Meaning |
So when I was little, those- when the harbour was not available, that's where we played hockey. We would carry our hockey-sticks down, and our skates, and we'd shinny the fence to get over by the oil-tank, and in there was the most perfect ice-pads you ever saw in your life. All you had to do was shovel them off. And we'd go in there and we'd play hockey in there. |
An enclosed area of ice used for skating, ice hockey, curling, etc. (cf. rink). |
