An ollie is the jump skateboarders and snowboarders use to get the board off the ground without grabbing it. You push down hard on the tail — the back of the board — as you jump, and the board pops up and stays under your feet as you travel forward through the air.

An ollie ollie is是 the jump skateboarders and snowboarders use滑板手和單板滑雪手用的一種跳法，to get the board off the ground讓板子離地，without grabbing it卻不用手抓板。You你 push down hard用力踩 on the tail板尾 — the back of the board也就是板子的後端 — as you jump在你跳起來的同時，and the board pops up板子會彈起來 and stays under your feet並留在你腳下，as you travel forward through the air讓你在空中往前移動。

It is named after a real person: Alan Gelfand, a Florida skateboarder born in 1963, whose nickname was Ollie.

It它 is named after以...命名 a real person一個真實人物：Alan Gelfand艾倫·葛爾芬德，a Florida skateboarder born in 1963一位1963年出生的佛羅里達滑板手，whose nickname was Ollie他的綽號就是Ollie。

Skaters use it as a noun (“he did an ollie”) and as a verb (“she ollied the gap”). Among skate kids it is everyday speech; if you do not skate, you may never hear it.

Skaters滑板手 use it把它 as a noun當名詞用 ("he did an ollie"「he did an ollie」) and as a verb也當動詞用 ("she ollied the gap"「she ollied the gap」)。Among skate kids在玩滑板的孩子之間 it is everyday speech這是日常用語；if you do not skate如果你不玩滑板，you may never hear it可能一輩子都不會聽到這個字。

It is often the first “real” trick people learn, and a lot of other tricks are built on it.

It它 is often通常是 the first "real" trick people learn人們學會的第一個「像樣的」招式，and a lot of other tricks are built on it而很多其他招式都是從它延伸出來的。