sledge in Russian
sledge in Russian is са́ни, на́рты, са́нки — sledge means a heavy, long-handled hammer used for driving stakes or breaking things apart; short for sledgehammer.
sledge in Russian
What does "sledge" mean?
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noun A heavy, long-handled hammer used for driving stakes or breaking things apart; short for sledgehammer.
"He swung the sledge into the old wall until the bricks gave way."
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noun A low, heavy sled typically pulled by animals over snow or ice.
"The sledge crossed the frozen lake loaded with firewood."
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verb (cricket, informal) To taunt or verbally needle an opposing player to put them off their game.
"The bowler tried to sledge the batsman between deliveries, muttering insults just loud enough to hear."
sledge in a sentence
- He swung the sledge into the old wall until the bricks gave way.
- The sledge crossed the frozen lake loaded with firewood.
- The bowler tried to sledge the batsman between deliveries, muttering insults just loud enough to hear.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "sledge" in Russian?
"sledge" in Russian is са́ни, на́рты, са́нки. sledge means: A heavy, long-handled hammer used for driving stakes or breaking things apart; short for sledgehammer.
How do you pronounce са́ни?
"sledge" in Russian is са́ни, pronounced "sani".
How do you use "sledge" in a sentence?
Example: "He swung the sledge into the old wall until the bricks gave way." In Russian, "sledge" is са́ни, на́рты, са́нки.
Are there other ways to say "sledge" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "sledge": са́ни, на́рты, са́нки, сала́зки.