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Meanings of sledging in English
Spanish
descenso en trineo Catalan
lliscar en trineu 
Usage of sledging in English
1
England are sledging both batsmen, Pietersen in particular, and quite right too.
2
Of sledging, that term that applies to players who verbally abuse opponents.
3
Two sledging parties will operate from the base on the Weddell Sea.
4
In July, despite the enthusiasm and preparation for sledging, much was done.
5
The sledging equipment and clothing were identical with that used by Shackleton.
6
After that our sledging rations would last us less than three months.
7
Queen Mary Land, showing tracks of the sledging party from the main base
8
I took the older ones hunting and the younger ones sledging.
9
Here the whole sledging outfit for the Polar journey was remodelled.
10
Map showing the tracks of the western sledging party, Adelie Land
11
Richards and Jack were weighing out stores in readiness for the sledging expeditions.
12
It is the calmest, warmest day we have had since we started sledging.
13
Henceforth the cooking operations were simplified, for previously a sledging-cooker had been used.
14
They had had plenty of sledging experience, some of it none too soft.
15
We have been serving out some sledging gear and wintering boots.
16
Besides being a beacon for sledging parties, it was used for ablation measurements.
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