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Ramped Surface

Definition:

A ramped surface refers to a sloping or elevated section of a surface that is designed to create a gradual incline or decline. It is often used for accessibility purposes or to facilitate the movement of vehicles or equipment.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A gently sloping surface that allows for easier mobility, typically designed as an incline or decline.

2. In skateboarding, a surface with a curvature that enables skaters to perform tricks or gain momentum.

Verb (transitive):

1. To construct or modify a surface to include a ramped section for improved accessibility or functionality.

2. In skateboarding, to propel oneself or jump using a ramped surface.

Verb (intransitive):

1. In skateboarding, to ride or maneuver on a ramped surface.

Examples:

Noun:

  1. The parking lot was equipped with ramped surfaces for wheelchair accessibility.
  2. To load the heavy machinery onto the truck, they utilized a ramped surface.

Verb (transitive):

  1. The construction workers ramped the pavement to allow for smoother passage of cars.
  2. The skatepark was recently renovated, and they ramped the old sections for more exciting tricks.

Verb (intransitive):

  1. The skateboarders were seen ramping across the halfpipe with impressive skills.
  2. She quickly learned how to ramp off the curved surface and perform aerial stunts.

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