sledding

英 [ˈsledɪŋ]

美 [ˈsledɪŋ]

v.  坐雪橇
sled的现在分词

COCA.34742

柯林斯词典

• 同 sledge
  Asledis the same as asledge.
• VERB 坐雪橇
  If you gosledding, you ride on a sled.
  1. We got home and went sledding on the small hill in our back yard.
     我们回到家里，然后去后院的小山上滑雪橇。

英英释义

noun

• advancing toward a goal
  1. persuading him was easy going
  2. the proposal faces tough sledding
  Synonym:going
• the sport of riding on a sled or sleigh

双语例句

• The snow was dry and fluffy, not wet and sticky, so it provided the perfect consistency for sledding.
  那里的雪是干的，而且很松软，不会太过湿黏，玩雪橇再适合不过。
• Have you ever been sledding on a hill?
  你在山上坐过雪橇吗？
• Winter in many places means ice skating, sledding and snowball fights.
  在许多地方冬天意味着溜冰，雪橇和打雪仗。
• But the sledding won't be smooth.
  但事情的发展肯定不会是一帆风顺。
• Sledding, is a sport that I have not played in probably seven years, and I had forgotten how genuinely silly it is.
  我大概已经有7年没有玩雪橇了，几乎忘了这种既单纯又带点傻劲的运动。
• Now during the festival, many sporting competitions are also popular including ice-skating, sledding and so on.
  现在，在节日期间，一些体育比赛项目如滑冰、滑雪等也很受欢迎。
• In winter they go skating, skiing, and sledding.
  在冬天，他们去溜冰，滑雪和乘雪撬。
• Software testing is time-consuming and hard sledding.
  软件测试是费时费力的。
• Mary had hard sledding in her math course because she was poorly prepared.
  玛丽的数学学得非常吃力，因为她基础差。
• Although capably edited, the paper has had tough sledding; nearly half its papers are bought to be read at lunchtime or on the bus or trolley.
  在白宫，《华盛顿邮报》是美国总统每天必读的六份报纸之一。