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sledgeMeaning:
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kızak; balyoz; kızakla gitmek
While they were all amusing themselves, a great sledge came by; it was painted white, and in it sat some one wrapped in a rough white fur, and wearing a white cap.
The children are pulling the sledge up the hill.
Since I didn't have a sledge when I was a kid, I went sliding down the snow-covered streets on a bin liner.
Plenty of snow had fallen overnight. In the streets the next morning, grandmothers appeared with their grandchildren on sledges, and in the park that afternoon, after school, snowball fights broke out.
Back when it still used to snow in winter, children would ride sledges, have snowball fights or build snowmen.
Soon after this Kay came in again, with thick gloves on his hands, and his sledge slung across his back.
Back in the days when it snowed in winter, children would ride sledges, have snowball fights or build snowmen.
Sledgehammers are used in construction demolition, in mining, in driving fence posts into the ground and in driving the spikes that secure the rails to the wooden railway ties.
The little bird flew along the highways finding here and there in the tracks of the sledges a grain of corn.
The boldest boys in the square used to fasten their sledges firmly to the wagons of the country people, and thus drive a good way along with them.
Added on 2015-11-07 | by
m1gin |
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