sledge 英 [sledʒ]   美 [slɛdʒ]

sledge

sledge  英 [sledʒ] 美 [slɛdʒ]

vt. 用雪橇搬运;乘雪橇;用大锤打  vi. 用大锤打;猛击;乘雪橇  n. 雪橇;大锤 

进行时:sledging  过去式:sledged  过去分词:sledged  第三人称单数:sleds  名词复数:sledges 

Trekking through the snow pulling a sledge. 拖着雪橇在雪地里跋涉的人。
Once you stopped pushing how is it that the sledge keep going ? 你都已经停止推动雪橇了但是为什么它还会前进呢?

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  • vt. 用雪橇搬运;乘雪橇;用大锤打
  • vi. 用大锤打;猛击;乘雪橇
  • n. 雪橇;大锤
  • 1. Trekking through the snow pulling a sledge.

    拖着雪橇在雪地里跋涉的人。

  • 2. Once you stopped pushing how is it that the sledge keep going ?

    你都已经停止推动雪橇了但是为什么它还会前进呢?

  • 3. I heaved again at my sledge, my strength boosted by visions of a cold, lonely death.

    我再次去推动卡着的雪橇,想到自己会在寒冷中孤独地死去,我力气倍增。

  • sledge (n.1) "heavy hammer," Old English slecg "hammer, mallet," from Proto-Germanic *slagjo- (source also of Old Norse sleggja, Middle Swedish sleggia "sledgehammer"), related to slege "beating, blow, stroke" and slean "to strike" (see slay (v.)). Sledgehammer is pleonastic.
  • sledge (n.2) "sleigh," 1610s, from dialectal Dutch sleedse, variant of slede (see sled (n.)); said by OED to be perhaps of Frisian origin.
sledge / sledʒ ; NAmE sledʒ / ( BrE) ( also sled NAmE, BrE ) noun , verb sledge sledges sledged sledging noun a vehicle for travelling over snow and ice, with long narrow strips of wood or metal instead of wheels. Larger sledgesare pulled by horses or dogs and smaller ones are used for going down hills as a sport or for pleasure. 雪橇 compare sleigh , toboggan verb [intransitive ] to ride on a sledge/ sled 乘雪橇 We were hoping we could go sledging. 我们本来希望能去乘雪橇。 sledge / sledʒ ; NAmE sledʒ /
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