Pronunciation: /slɛd/
noun a vehicle typically used on snow or ice, consisting of a flat bottom mounted on runners
A1 I went sledding with my friends in the park.
A2 The children had fun riding on the sled down the hill.
B1 We bought a new sled for our winter vacation in the mountains.
B2 The sled glided smoothly over the snow-covered field.
C1 The sled race was a thrilling competition with skilled participants.
C2 His custom-made sled was designed for maximum speed and control on icy slopes.
verb none
A1 I sled down the hill in the snow.
A2 She sled with her friends at the park.
B1 We sled down the mountain during our winter vacation.
B2 The children sled on the icy slope with excitement.
C1 He sled gracefully through the twists and turns of the course.
C2 Sledging down the steep slope, she felt the rush of adrenaline.
adjective none
A1 I saw a sled dog race in Alaska.
A2 We went sledding down the hill in the snow.
B1 The children were excited to ride on the sled pulled by the huskies.
B2 The sled team trained rigorously for the upcoming competition.
C1 The sled manufacturer prides itself on using top-quality materials.
C2 The sled design was innovative and improved performance in races.
adverb none
A1 She sled down the hill with her friends.
A2 The children sled quickly through the snow.
B1 He sled cautiously on the icy slope.
B2 Despite the cold weather, they sled happily in the mountains.
C1 The professional sledder sled gracefully in the championship.
C2 With years of experience, he sled effortlessly in the extreme conditions.
pronoun none
A1 I rode the sled down the hill.
A2 She borrowed my sled for the weekend.
B1 The sled we used was old and rusty.
B2 The children raced each other on their sleds.
C1 The sled, a traditional mode of transportation in snowy regions, has evolved over the years.
C2 As an experienced sledder, he knew exactly how to maneuver the sled through the icy terrain.
preposition none
A1 I sled down the hill.
A2 She sled with her friends on the snowy slope.
B1 We sled through the forest to get to the cabin.
B2 He sled across the frozen lake to reach the other side.
C1 The team sled over the treacherous terrain to reach the summit.
C2 Despite the blizzard, they sled through the mountain pass to safety.
conjunction none
A1 I will go sledding and then build a snowman.
A2 We can sled down the hill together.
B1 I will sled down the mountain and then warm up by the fire.
B2 After we sled down the slope, we can have hot chocolate.
C1 We decided to sled in the morning and ski in the afternoon.
C2 Sledding is a fun winter activity that I enjoy with my friends.
interjection none
A1 Sled! Let's go sledding down the hill.
A2 Sled! It's so much fun to sled in the snow.
B1 Sled! I can't wait to go sledding with my friends.
B2 Sled! The fresh snow is perfect for sledding.
C1 Sled! I remember sledding as a child, it was always a blast.
C2 Sled! The exhilaration of speeding down the hill on a sled is unmatched.
article none
A1 I went sledding with my friends.
A2 We bought a new sled for the winter.
B1 The children were excited to ride the sled down the hill.
B2 The sled glided smoothly over the snow-covered ground.
C1 The sled was equipped with brakes for added safety.
C2 The sled's design allowed for maximum speed and control during the ride.
formal The children rode the sled down the snowy hill.
informal We had a blast sledding down the hill!
slang Let's hit the slopes on the sled!
figurative She sled through her work with ease, finishing ahead of schedule.
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