sledding

indénombrable

A noun referring to the activity or sport of riding on a sled or sleigh, often over snow or ice.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'activité ou le sport consistant à glisser sur la neige ou la glace au moyen d'un traîneau ou d'une luge, souvent depuis une pente.

1. Sport of riding a sled A2 formal sport

   The activity or sport of riding on a sled, typically over snow or ice.

   • Sledding is a popular winter activity for children.
   • They went sledding down the hill after the snowstorm.
   • The park has a designated area for sledding.

   🇫🇷luge

   Synonymes: tobogganing

2. Progress or advancement B2 informal american

   The act of making progress or advancing toward a goal, often used in the phrase 'easy sledding' or 'hard sledding'.

   • The project was hard sledding at first, but we eventually succeeded.
   • After the initial difficulties, it was smooth sledding from there.
   • He found the exam to be easy sledding because he had studied well.

   🇫🇷Progression, avancée

   Synonymes: advancementgoingheadwaypassageprogress

• sleddings plural form
• sleddings' possessive plural form
• sledding's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to ride or travel on a sled, typically over snow or ice.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant se déplacer ou glisser sur un traîneau, généralement sur la neige ou la glace, ou descendre une pente en traîneau.

1. Ride on a sled A2 informal american

   To travel or slide over snow or ice on a sled, typically for recreation.

   • The children love to sled down the hill in winter.
   • We spent the afternoon sledding in the park.
   • He sledded across the frozen lake with his friends.

   🇫🇷faire de la luge

   Synonymes: coastsledgetoboggan

• sledded past participle
• sledded past simple
• sledding present participle
• sleds third person singular