luge in Italian
luge in Italian is slittino — luge means a small racing sled for one or two people, ridden lying on the back.
luge in Italian
slittino
(countable) A racing sled for one or two people that is ridden with the rider or riders lying on their back.
What does "luge" mean?
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noun A small racing sled for one or two people, ridden lying on the back.
"The athlete lay back on the luge and shot down the track."
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noun The sport of racing on luges.
"Luge is one of the events at the Winter Olympics."
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verb To ride a luge or take part in the sport of luge.
"He learned to luge on a purpose-built track."
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luge in a sentence
- The athlete lay back on the luge and shot down the track.
- A two-person luge needs the riders to work together.
- Luge is one of the events at the Winter Olympics.
- She took up luge as a teenager.
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What is "luge" in Italian?
"luge" in Italian is slittino. luge means: A small racing sled for one or two people, ridden lying on the back.
How do you use "luge" in a sentence?
Example: "The athlete lay back on the luge and shot down the track." In Italian, "luge" is slittino.
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