sled

UK
/slɛd/
US
/slɛd/

Translations

slednoun
sleds
pl
UK
/slɛd/
US
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The children spent the afternoon riding their sled down the snowy hill.
Les enfants ont passé l’après-midi à descendre la colline enneigée en traîneau.
Additional translations
masseSens familier américain.
motoneigeSens nord-américain, familier.
Synonyms
sledding device
pulled vehicle
sledverb
sledded
Past Simple
sledded
Past Participle
sledding
Gerund
UK
/slɛd/
US
/slɛd/
faire du traîneau
The children love to sled down the hill during winter.
Les enfants adorent faire du traîneau en descente sur la colline pendant l’hiver.
Additional translations
frapper à la masseSens familier américain.
transporter en traîneau
sledadjective
more sled
Comp.
most sled
Super.
UK
/slɛd/
US
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Used attributively before a noun to mean ‘relating to a sled’ (e.g. sled dog).
de traîneau
They relied on specially bred sled dogs for the Arctic trek.
Ils se sont appuyés sur des chiens de traîneau spécialement élevés pour la traversée de l’Arctique.

Definitions

slednoun
A vehicle typically mounted on runners and used for traveling or for transporting goods over snow or ice.
The children spent the afternoon riding their sled down the snowy hill.
A small, lightweight vehicle used for recreational sliding down snow-covered slopes.
She bought a new sled for her son to use during their winter vacation.
A motorized vehicle for travel on snow; a snowmobile (North American, informal).
He loaded his gear onto the sled and sped off across the frozen lake.
A sledgehammer (US, informal).
The worker swung a heavy sled to break the concrete.
sledverb
To ride on a sled.
The children love to sled down the hill during winter.
To transport or convey on a sled.
They sledded the supplies across the snowy terrain to the remote cabin.
To strike with a sledgehammer.
They sledded the old fence posts out of the ground.
sledadjective
Relating to, designed for, or used with a sled.
They relied on specially bred sled dogs for the Arctic trek.