Alpine combined

American  

noun

1. a competition for Alpine skiers in a combination of downhill and slalom races, the winner having the highest total score.

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Example Sentences

She came away with a gold in giant slalom and silver in the alpine combined—a fantastic result for most skiers but a disappointment for Shiffrin.

From The Wall Street Journal

A string of new events have also been added to the programme for Milan-Cortina: men's and women's dual moguls, men's and women's luge doubles, men's and women's team alpine combined, women's large hill individual in ski jumping, and the mixed relay team in skeleton.

From BBC

The three-time Olympic medalist was favored to win a medal in Sunday’s downhill and possibly grab another in the alpine combined a few days later.

From The Wall Street Journal

She was a favorite in the downhill, where she leads the World Cup season standings, and in the alpine combined event, where two teammates add their finishing scores for one result.

From The Wall Street Journal

Miller won two silver medals in Salt Lake City, giant slalom and Alpine combined.

From Washington Post