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。
• But the sledding won't be smooth.
  但事情的发展肯定不会是一帆风顺。
• Barber recommends moving on to northern Sweden, where tourists can ski, go dog sledding and see the northern lights.
  巴布尔推荐深入到瑞典北部游玩，那儿游客可以滑雪、坐狗拉雪橇以及观赏极光。
• My cousins and us three brothers went sledding for most of the day on a gigantic hill behind the local middle school.
  表哥表姐以及我们三兄弟当天大部份时间都在一所公立中学后面的大山坡上玩雪橇。
• She spent hours with my brothers and me, making gingerbread houses or sledding or cutting out paper snowflakes.
  她花了很多时间和我和哥哥在一起，做姜饼屋，滑雪橇还有剪纸雪花。
• 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。
• 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。
• He does not always have smooth sledding in the field of politics.
  他在政坛并非总是一帆风顺。
• In winter they go skating, skiing, and sledding.
  在冬天，他们去溜冰，滑雪和乘雪撬。
• I remembered when we were sledding together a few weeks before.
  我记得刚刚几个星期前我们一起乘雪橇。