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sledgeMeaning:
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kızak; balyoz; kızakla gitmek
Back in the days when it snowed in winter, children would ride sledges, have snowball fights or build snowmen.
I didn't have a sledge when I was a kid, so I went sliding down the snow-covered streets on a bin liner.
Sledge hockey is a variation of ice hockey intended for disabled athletes, who sit on aluminium sledges with attached skate blades. The players each use two spiked fibreglass hockey sticks both to propel themselves forward and to pass the puck or shoot it towards the goal.
The little bird flew along the highways finding here and there in the tracks of the sledges a grain of corn.
Soon after this Kay came in again, with thick gloves on his hands, and his sledge slung across his back.
We have driven well," said she, "but why do you tremble? here, creep into my warm fur." Then she seated him beside her in the sledge, and as she wrapped the fur around him.
Back when it still used to snow in winter, children would ride sledges, have snowball fights or build snowmen.
Don't crack a nut with a sledgehammer.
The sledge was so heavy that four men were assigned to pull it across the ice.
'We have driven fast!' said she, 'but no one likes to be frozen; creep under my bear-skin,' and she seated him in the sledge by her side, and spread her cloak around him.
Added on 2015-11-07 | by
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