1 to ride on a wave as it comes towards land, while standing or lying on a special board -- 冲浪
They go surfing every weekend. 他们每个周末都去冲浪。
2 the tops of the waves on the sea when they are near to the coast or hit against rocks -- 拍岸的浪花，碎浪
Jane's been surfing the Web all morning.
I spent hours surfing the Web, searching for information.
The ads feature a montage of images - people surfing, playing football and basketball.
For me, nothing compares with the thrill of surfing - it's better than sex.
The morning's surf, breaking offshore and dumping heavily inshore, was clearly unmanageable but preparations went forward in hopes of an improvement.
Next day the ice had gone but heavy surf swamped the dinghy.
See, it has a surf-board, and it is all open.
