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bobsleigh

/ˈbɒb.sleɪ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un trineo largo de competición para dos o más personas, equipado con un mecanismo de dirección, originalmente construido a partir de dos trineos cortos unidos. También se refiere al deporte que se practica con este trineo.

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noun

/ˈbɒb.sleɪ/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un trineo largo de competición para dos o más personas, equipado con un mecanismo de dirección, originalmente construido a partir de dos trineos cortos unidos. También se refiere al deporte que se practica con este trineo.

A noun referring to a long racing sled designed for two or more people, equipped with a steering mechanism, originally developed from two short sleds coupled together.

  1. Coupled sledsC1formalsport

    A historical type of sled consisting of two short sleds joined together.

    esTrineo doble / bob unido

    • Early bobsleighs were simply two short sleds coupled together.
    • The design of the bobsleigh evolved from the coupled sleds used in the 19th century.
    • The original bobsleigh was a simple, coupled sled for two people.

    Sinónimosbobsled

  2. Racing sledB1formalsport

    A long, streamlined sled designed for high-speed racing on ice tracks, typically carrying two or more people and equipped with a steering mechanism.

    esBobsleigh (trineo de competición)

    • The bobsleigh team trained for months for the Winter Olympics.
    • He steered the bobsleigh expertly around the icy curves.
    • Modern bobsleighs are made of lightweight materials like carbon fiber.

    Sinónimosbobsled

Formas
  • bobsleighs plural form
  • bobsleighs' possessive plural form
  • bobsleigh's possessive singular form
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