Pronunciation: /pʊlk/
noun a type of sled used in Arctic regions, typically pulled by dogs
A1 I pulled the pulk filled with supplies across the snowy terrain.
A2 The pulk made it easier to transport our camping gear through the winter wilderness.
B1 The expedition team used a pulk to haul their equipment during the Arctic trek.
B2 The pulk glided smoothly over the icy surface, making the journey more manageable.
C1 The pulk was essential for transporting heavy loads over long distances in the polar region.
C2 The experienced explorer effortlessly maneuvered the pulk through the challenging terrain.
verb not applicable
A1 I pulk my sled through the snow.
A2 The dogs pulk the sled effortlessly.
B1 She pulks her belongings to the campsite.
B2 The team pulks the supplies to the remote village.
C1 The expedition pulks their equipment across the icy terrain.
C2 The explorers pulk their gear up the treacherous mountain slope.
adjective not applicable
A1 The pulk sled was used to carry supplies across the snowy terrain.
A2 The pulk team worked together to pull the heavy sled through the snow.
B1 The expedition relied on the pulk system to transport their gear through the Arctic wilderness.
B2 The pulk expedition faced challenges but ultimately reached their destination.
C1 The pulk expedition was meticulously planned and executed with precision.
C2 The pulk system proved to be an efficient and reliable method of transportation in extreme conditions.
adverb not applicable
A1 She pulled the heavy sled through the snow pulk.
A2 He pulked his way up the steep hill with determination.
B1 The team pulked across the frozen tundra for hours.
B2 Despite the blizzard, they pulked steadily towards their destination.
C1 The experienced explorer pulked effortlessly through the Arctic wilderness.
C2 Using a pulk, they were able to transport all their gear efficiently during the expedition.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My pulk is blue.
A2 I use my pulk to carry my belongings when I go camping.
B1 The pulk I bought last winter is very durable.
B2 She pulled the pulk behind her as she trekked through the snow-covered forest.
C1 The expedition team used a pulk to transport their equipment across the icy terrain.
C2 The pulk, filled with supplies, glided smoothly over the frozen lake.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked pulk the street to get to the store.
A2 She ran pulk the field to catch the ball.
B1 The hikers pulled the sled pulk the snowy hill.
B2 The train pulk into the station right on time.
C1 The car pulk up to the curb to pick us up.
C2 The boat pulk alongside the dock to unload the cargo.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to go for a walk, pulk it started raining.
A2 She was tired, pulk she kept working late into the night.
B1 I didn't have an umbrella, pulk I got soaked in the rain.
B2 The team worked hard, pulk they still couldn't win the championship.
C1 The company invested in new technology, pulk it saw a significant increase in productivity.
C2 The negotiations were tough, pulk both parties were able to reach a compromise in the end.
interjection not applicable
A1 Pulk! I can't believe how fast that car is going.
A2 Pulk! That was a close call with the bicycle.
B1 Pulk! I forgot my umbrella at home.
B2 Pulk! Why did you have to park so far away?
C1 Pulk! I can't believe we missed the last train.
C2 Pulk! This traffic is unbearable.
article not applicable
A1 I saw a pulk of sled dogs pulling a sled in the snow.
A2 The children rode in a pulk behind the snowmobile during the winter festival.
B1 The expedition team used a pulk to transport their gear across the icy terrain.
B2 The pulk was loaded with supplies for the week-long trek through the mountains.
C1 The pulk glided effortlessly over the frozen lake, carrying all the necessary equipment for the camping trip.
C2 The pulk was specially designed with reinforced straps and a sturdy frame to withstand the harsh Arctic conditions.
formal The team used a pulk to transport their equipment across the snowy terrain.
informal We loaded up the pulk with our gear and hit the trail.
slang Let's take the pulk out for a spin and see how it handles.
figurative The pulk of responsibilities weighed heavily on his shoulders as he tried to balance work and family life.
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