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Meanings of sled in English
One person sled used for artificial track luge competitions.
Two-person sled used for natural track luge competitions.
Usage of sled in English
1
A reindeer once drew a sled four hundred miles in two hours.
2
Not a native was in sight save the one driving the sled.
3
On one occasion they took her off the sled by main strength.
4
Wednesday's test featured a test sled on a short stretch of rail.
5
Or a sled, he thought, looking at it from a different angle.
6
The girl carried the sled, and I followed with the Family Bible.
7
Presently they found the sled and from it deflected toward the house.
8
We don't say who's actually a man and whats's actually a sled.
9
The dogs sprang into the breast-bands, and the sled jerked abruptly ahead.
10
He pulled the sled away and partly lifted the flap of canvas.
11
Her hand remained on his until the sled came to a stop.
12
Both Johnnie Jones and the sled plunged into the icy cold water.
13
The little party and belongings were soon loaded into the roomy sled.
14
And neither he nor Mattie knew the story of Scooter Larribee's sled.
15
When they started, Matilda insisted upon dragging Comfort first in the sled.
16
Blake was a senior in high school and had a splendid sled.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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