luge

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English - Turkish
tek kişilik kızak
Sırtüstü yatarak binilen, tek kişilik bir tür hafif kızak
Sırtüstü yatarak binilen, tek kiişilik bir tür hafif kızak olan 'lüğe' kızağıyla kızak yapmak
kızak yarışcısı
English - English
A racing sled for one or two people that is ridden with the rider or riders lying on their back
The sport of racing on luges
To travel by luge
(noun) a light toboggan ridden in a sitting or supine position
(verb) ride on a luge
{i} sport in which one or two riders use a small bladed sled to glide down an icy track; light toboggan ridden in a sitting position
a racing sled for one or two people
{f} participate in the sport of luge, glide down an icy track using a small bladed sled; ride on a luge
A luge is an object that is designed to be used for racing downhill over snow or ice. Riders lie on their backs and travel with their feet pointing towards the front of the luge. a vehicle with blades instead of wheels on which you slide down a track made of ice as a sport (sludia)
move along on a luge or toboggan

Related Terms

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{i} trademark of German semiautomatic handgun
luger
a German semiautomatic pistol someone who races the luge
luger
someone who races the luge
luger
a German semiautomatic pistol
luger
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luges
plural of luge
luge

    Turkish pronunciation

    luc

    Pronunciation

    /ˈlo͞oʤ/ /ˈluːʤ/

    Etymology

    [ 'lüzh ] (noun.) 1905. From French luge, from Franco-Provençal, from Late Latin sclodia, from Gaulish stludio, akin to English sled and sleigh, Irish slaod 'raft, float', Old Breton stloit 'traction, sliding' (modern stlej 'sleigh'), Welsh llithr 'slide, slippage'.

    Tenses

    lugeing, luged
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