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Meanings of canoeing in English
Paddle sport in which you kneel or sit facing forward in an open or closed-decked canoe, and propel yourself with a single-bladed paddle, under your own power.
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Usage of canoeing in English
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The adventure camp was to include swimming, climbing, canoeing and water skiing.
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However, I would recommend this only if you are proficient at canoeing.
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Samoa will host the 2021 World long distance championship of outrigger canoeing.
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I'd rather go canoeing up the river, as we had first planned.
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A. Watha, at your service, and I am very fond of canoeing.
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When I wasn't reading or canoeing, I was walking in the woods.
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She said the area has produced notable sports people in canoeing and surfing.
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I'm pretty confident in the water, but canoeing was quite tricky.
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During my high school days, one of my favorite summer activities was canoeing.
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The first British Olympic canoeing title will have to wait a little longer.
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But the problem with canoeing is that, like so many sports, it's addictive.
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In the Olympics slalom canoeing has with sailing one common aspect.
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It's a place of beautiful vineyards and trees, perfect for canoeing and hiking.
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Most enjoy the thrill of canoeing along the river and waterways.
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From the old place I moved along, walking and canoeing it.
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Nowadays there are too many hotels, and people go canoeing in ironed collars.
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Translations for canoeing
Russian
Spanish
Catalan
Canoeing through the time
Canoeing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common