Definition of luge in English:

luge

noun luːʒluʒ

1A light toboggan for one or two people, ridden in a sitting or supine position.
无舵雪橇
Example sentencesExamples
- I met Karmen and Elle at the top again, the two of them breathless from trying to figure out how to control their luges.
- Indeed, the ones who do it balanced atop a luge are so brave that they probably deserve some kind of counselling to go with the medals.
- Visions of tobogganing, the luge and downhill skiing all filled my head as I put together yet another estimate - this time to remove the water pump for inspection and replace it if required.
- Now she gets that same rush riding the luge.
- The boats can haul twice the gear of a backpack, glide as effortlessly as a snowboard, and thrill like a luge.
- I have also mentioned an incident that happened to me in January this year, when my son and I sought to buy 10 tickets to ride the luge in Rotorua.
- If you're brave or stupid and an adrenaline junkie, then the 88 mph, headfirst slide down the icy canal on a luge should suit you down to the ground
- They approached local firm Mortimer Fabrications to construct a £300 aluminium luge for each of them to their own specifications.
- So riding the luge is a mixture of falling down a hill and laughing while doing so, and pushing and pulling handlebars.
- Besides automobiles, DTS has also tested an Olympic one-man luge, high-speed racing motorcycle, the University of Michigan solar team car and a land-speed record vehicle.
- But squeeze him into a bodysuit, stick him on a luge, and he is a sporting legend.
- She and her brothers rode homemade luges, explored caves, and jumped from train trestles into tree branches.
1. 1.1mass noun A sport in which competitors make a timed descent of a course riding luges.
  无舵雪橇运动
  the finals of the women's luge
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hayden's interest in luge started when she saw the sport for the first time while watching the 1994 Olympics on television.
  I love all the events: luge, speed skating, slalom, even curling!
  It's humiliating to celebrate an eighth-place finish in the luge.
  All of the racing sports, the skiing and bobsled and speed skating and luge, are exercises in déjà vu.
  Hackl, who is seeking his fourth straight gold medal in men's luge, trailed Armin Zoeggeler of Italy by 0.041 seconds after the first two heats of what became a scintillating duel.
  Her sliding career began in luge and she made the U.S. junior national team in 1996.
  Every four years, our brave lads and lasses tend to venture to foreign slopes with faint expectations, which will be duly fulfilled, as they wind up racing to a plucky 32nd in the giant slalom or 29th in the luge.
  I find it hard to imagine any activity more baffling than curling and the luge.
  And as well as the skiing, there is curling, skating, luge, sleigh rides and even hot-air ballooning.
  Perhaps the reason I prefer downhill skiing, luge, cross-country, speed skating, and other such sports in the Winter Olympics is that judging vagaries don't affect them.
  You are a threat because our nation has a spirit that can overcome any enemy, at any time, in any place - except in luge.
  After sliding to a ninth-place finish in doubles luge at his second Olympics, he had a confession to make.
  Sled, an anomalous sculpture inspired by the equipment used in luge, is made of aluminum and plastic.
  Support for winter sports like the luge and bobsledding are being reduced because it is recognized Taiwan is unlikely to do well - since it has no snow slopes to speak of and training in the US or Europe is prohibitively expensive.
  Shea tried bobsled and luge before attempting skeleton.
  She returned six months later and later dedicated herself to luge after graduating from high school in 1998.
  Doubles luge is a one-day competition in which pairs of athletes take two runs down a course.
  Sports most frequently training in Lake Placid include biathlon, bobsled, figure skating, ice hockey, luge, skiing and speed skating.
  The luge has been a Winter Olympic event for years, whereby competitors lie on a small, flat one-man sleigh not much bigger than a tea-tray, and speed downhill on icy bobsleigh runs.
  Clicking your way past less important sports such as the luge and the skeleton (yes, this is actually an event) you'll locate the abundance of games remaining before the gold medals are awarded.

verbluːʒluʒ

[no object]

Ride on a luge.
乘无舵雪橇滑行；驾无舵雪橇运动
youths luged in a reckless style
Example sentencesExamples
- We can take the gondola/cable car/whatever you want to call it all the way up and go luging!
- I started luging at 14 years of age when a luge track was built in Muskegon.
- No group of fans have tasted the pure air at the top of the mountain and luged so quickly all the way back to the leaden smog.
- The highlight of the trip for the kids was luging down the Great Wall on a special luge track.
- We rode on the cable cars and chairlifts to the mountain top and luged part of the way down.
- The 1st day was for exploring, the 2nd for luging and the 3rd for horseback riding, which was fantastic.
- I knew that she luged, but was still shocked to see that she was in the Olympics.
- David and I also luged on the iced track wearing knee/elbow pads, a helmet and protective clothing.
- I initially became interested in luging when I saw a documentary about it on television.
- We put on extra waterproofs and helmets, and then luged down the whole 3 kilometers.
- We got helmets and a sled, and luged down the track.
- You must go up the mountain on the Skyline Gondola so that you can experience the fun of luging back down again- 5 times!

Origin

Late 19th century (as a verb): from Swiss French.

Rhymes

huge, kludge, scrooge, smoodge, stooge

Definition of luge in US English:

luge

nounluʒlo͞oZH

1A light toboggan for one or two people, ridden in a sitting or supine position.
无舵雪橇
Example sentencesExamples
- Now she gets that same rush riding the luge.
- If you're brave or stupid and an adrenaline junkie, then the 88 mph, headfirst slide down the icy canal on a luge should suit you down to the ground
- Indeed, the ones who do it balanced atop a luge are so brave that they probably deserve some kind of counselling to go with the medals.
- I met Karmen and Elle at the top again, the two of them breathless from trying to figure out how to control their luges.
- I have also mentioned an incident that happened to me in January this year, when my son and I sought to buy 10 tickets to ride the luge in Rotorua.
- The boats can haul twice the gear of a backpack, glide as effortlessly as a snowboard, and thrill like a luge.
- But squeeze him into a bodysuit, stick him on a luge, and he is a sporting legend.
- They approached local firm Mortimer Fabrications to construct a £300 aluminium luge for each of them to their own specifications.
- So riding the luge is a mixture of falling down a hill and laughing while doing so, and pushing and pulling handlebars.
- Visions of tobogganing, the luge and downhill skiing all filled my head as I put together yet another estimate - this time to remove the water pump for inspection and replace it if required.
- She and her brothers rode homemade luges, explored caves, and jumped from train trestles into tree branches.
- Besides automobiles, DTS has also tested an Olympic one-man luge, high-speed racing motorcycle, the University of Michigan solar team car and a land-speed record vehicle.
1. 1.1 A sport in which competitors make a timed descent of a course riding a luge.
  无舵雪橇运动
  the finals of the women's luge
  Example sentencesExamples
  Support for winter sports like the luge and bobsledding are being reduced because it is recognized Taiwan is unlikely to do well - since it has no snow slopes to speak of and training in the US or Europe is prohibitively expensive.
  You are a threat because our nation has a spirit that can overcome any enemy, at any time, in any place - except in luge.
  Every four years, our brave lads and lasses tend to venture to foreign slopes with faint expectations, which will be duly fulfilled, as they wind up racing to a plucky 32nd in the giant slalom or 29th in the luge.
  Hackl, who is seeking his fourth straight gold medal in men's luge, trailed Armin Zoeggeler of Italy by 0.041 seconds after the first two heats of what became a scintillating duel.
  The luge has been a Winter Olympic event for years, whereby competitors lie on a small, flat one-man sleigh not much bigger than a tea-tray, and speed downhill on icy bobsleigh runs.
  Hayden's interest in luge started when she saw the sport for the first time while watching the 1994 Olympics on television.
  All of the racing sports, the skiing and bobsled and speed skating and luge, are exercises in déjà vu.
  Her sliding career began in luge and she made the U.S. junior national team in 1996.
  It's humiliating to celebrate an eighth-place finish in the luge.
  And as well as the skiing, there is curling, skating, luge, sleigh rides and even hot-air ballooning.
  Sled, an anomalous sculpture inspired by the equipment used in luge, is made of aluminum and plastic.
  I love all the events: luge, speed skating, slalom, even curling!
  After sliding to a ninth-place finish in doubles luge at his second Olympics, he had a confession to make.
  Clicking your way past less important sports such as the luge and the skeleton (yes, this is actually an event) you'll locate the abundance of games remaining before the gold medals are awarded.
  Doubles luge is a one-day competition in which pairs of athletes take two runs down a course.
  Perhaps the reason I prefer downhill skiing, luge, cross-country, speed skating, and other such sports in the Winter Olympics is that judging vagaries don't affect them.
  Shea tried bobsled and luge before attempting skeleton.
  Sports most frequently training in Lake Placid include biathlon, bobsled, figure skating, ice hockey, luge, skiing and speed skating.
  She returned six months later and later dedicated herself to luge after graduating from high school in 1998.
  I find it hard to imagine any activity more baffling than curling and the luge.

verbluʒlo͞oZH

[no object]

Ride on a luge.
乘无舵雪橇滑行；驾无舵雪橇运动
youths luged in a reckless style
Example sentencesExamples
- No group of fans have tasted the pure air at the top of the mountain and luged so quickly all the way back to the leaden smog.
- You must go up the mountain on the Skyline Gondola so that you can experience the fun of luging back down again- 5 times!
- We got helmets and a sled, and luged down the track.
- I knew that she luged, but was still shocked to see that she was in the Olympics.
- The highlight of the trip for the kids was luging down the Great Wall on a special luge track.
- David and I also luged on the iced track wearing knee/elbow pads, a helmet and protective clothing.
- I started luging at 14 years of age when a luge track was built in Muskegon.
- We can take the gondola/cable car/whatever you want to call it all the way up and go luging!
- I initially became interested in luging when I saw a documentary about it on television.
- We rode on the cable cars and chairlifts to the mountain top and luged part of the way down.
- The 1st day was for exploring, the 2nd for luging and the 3rd for horseback riding, which was fantastic.
- We put on extra waterproofs and helmets, and then luged down the whole 3 kilometers.

Origin

Late 19th century (as a verb): from Swiss French.

词汇	luge
释义	Definition of luge in English: luge noun luːʒluʒ 1A light toboggan for one or two people, ridden in a sitting or supine position. 无舵雪橇 Example sentencesExamples I met Karmen and Elle at the top again, the two of them breathless from trying to figure out how to control their luges. Indeed, the ones who do it balanced atop a luge are so brave that they probably deserve some kind of counselling to go with the medals. Visions of tobogganing, the luge and downhill skiing all filled my head as I put together yet another estimate - this time to remove the water pump for inspection and replace it if required. Now she gets that same rush riding the luge. The boats can haul twice the gear of a backpack, glide as effortlessly as a snowboard, and thrill like a luge. I have also mentioned an incident that happened to me in January this year, when my son and I sought to buy 10 tickets to ride the luge in Rotorua. If you're brave or stupid and an adrenaline junkie, then the 88 mph, headfirst slide down the icy canal on a luge should suit you down to the ground They approached local firm Mortimer Fabrications to construct a £300 aluminium luge for each of them to their own specifications. So riding the luge is a mixture of falling down a hill and laughing while doing so, and pushing and pulling handlebars. Besides automobiles, DTS has also tested an Olympic one-man luge, high-speed racing motorcycle, the University of Michigan solar team car and a land-speed record vehicle. But squeeze him into a bodysuit, stick him on a luge, and he is a sporting legend. She and her brothers rode homemade luges, explored caves, and jumped from train trestles into tree branches. 1.1mass noun A sport in which competitors make a timed descent of a course riding luges. 无舵雪橇运动 the finals of the women's luge Example sentencesExamples Hayden's interest in luge started when she saw the sport for the first time while watching the 1994 Olympics on television. I love all the events: luge, speed skating, slalom, even curling! It's humiliating to celebrate an eighth-place finish in the luge. All of the racing sports, the skiing and bobsled and speed skating and luge, are exercises in déjà vu. Hackl, who is seeking his fourth straight gold medal in men's luge, trailed Armin Zoeggeler of Italy by 0.041 seconds after the first two heats of what became a scintillating duel. Her sliding career began in luge and she made the U.S. junior national team in 1996. Every four years, our brave lads and lasses tend to venture to foreign slopes with faint expectations, which will be duly fulfilled, as they wind up racing to a plucky 32nd in the giant slalom or 29th in the luge. I find it hard to imagine any activity more baffling than curling and the luge. And as well as the skiing, there is curling, skating, luge, sleigh rides and even hot-air ballooning. Perhaps the reason I prefer downhill skiing, luge, cross-country, speed skating, and other such sports in the Winter Olympics is that judging vagaries don't affect them. You are a threat because our nation has a spirit that can overcome any enemy, at any time, in any place - except in luge. After sliding to a ninth-place finish in doubles luge at his second Olympics, he had a confession to make. Sled, an anomalous sculpture inspired by the equipment used in luge, is made of aluminum and plastic. Support for winter sports like the luge and bobsledding are being reduced because it is recognized Taiwan is unlikely to do well - since it has no snow slopes to speak of and training in the US or Europe is prohibitively expensive. Shea tried bobsled and luge before attempting skeleton. She returned six months later and later dedicated herself to luge after graduating from high school in 1998. Doubles luge is a one-day competition in which pairs of athletes take two runs down a course. Sports most frequently training in Lake Placid include biathlon, bobsled, figure skating, ice hockey, luge, skiing and speed skating. The luge has been a Winter Olympic event for years, whereby competitors lie on a small, flat one-man sleigh not much bigger than a tea-tray, and speed downhill on icy bobsleigh runs. Clicking your way past less important sports such as the luge and the skeleton (yes, this is actually an event) you'll locate the abundance of games remaining before the gold medals are awarded. verbluːʒluʒ [no object] Ride on a luge. 乘无舵雪橇滑行；驾无舵雪橇运动 youths luged in a reckless style Example sentencesExamples We can take the gondola/cable car/whatever you want to call it all the way up and go luging! I started luging at 14 years of age when a luge track was built in Muskegon. No group of fans have tasted the pure air at the top of the mountain and luged so quickly all the way back to the leaden smog. The highlight of the trip for the kids was luging down the Great Wall on a special luge track. We rode on the cable cars and chairlifts to the mountain top and luged part of the way down. The 1st day was for exploring, the 2nd for luging and the 3rd for horseback riding, which was fantastic. I knew that she luged, but was still shocked to see that she was in the Olympics. David and I also luged on the iced track wearing knee/elbow pads, a helmet and protective clothing. I initially became interested in luging when I saw a documentary about it on television. We put on extra waterproofs and helmets, and then luged down the whole 3 kilometers. We got helmets and a sled, and luged down the track. You must go up the mountain on the Skyline Gondola so that you can experience the fun of luging back down again- 5 times! Origin Late 19th century (as a verb): from Swiss French. Rhymes huge, kludge, scrooge, smoodge, stooge Definition of luge in US English: luge nounluʒlo͞oZH 1A light toboggan for one or two people, ridden in a sitting or supine position. 无舵雪橇 Example sentencesExamples Now she gets that same rush riding the luge. If you're brave or stupid and an adrenaline junkie, then the 88 mph, headfirst slide down the icy canal on a luge should suit you down to the ground Indeed, the ones who do it balanced atop a luge are so brave that they probably deserve some kind of counselling to go with the medals. I met Karmen and Elle at the top again, the two of them breathless from trying to figure out how to control their luges. I have also mentioned an incident that happened to me in January this year, when my son and I sought to buy 10 tickets to ride the luge in Rotorua. The boats can haul twice the gear of a backpack, glide as effortlessly as a snowboard, and thrill like a luge. But squeeze him into a bodysuit, stick him on a luge, and he is a sporting legend. They approached local firm Mortimer Fabrications to construct a £300 aluminium luge for each of them to their own specifications. So riding the luge is a mixture of falling down a hill and laughing while doing so, and pushing and pulling handlebars. Visions of tobogganing, the luge and downhill skiing all filled my head as I put together yet another estimate - this time to remove the water pump for inspection and replace it if required. She and her brothers rode homemade luges, explored caves, and jumped from train trestles into tree branches. Besides automobiles, DTS has also tested an Olympic one-man luge, high-speed racing motorcycle, the University of Michigan solar team car and a land-speed record vehicle. 1.1 A sport in which competitors make a timed descent of a course riding a luge. 无舵雪橇运动 the finals of the women's luge Example sentencesExamples Support for winter sports like the luge and bobsledding are being reduced because it is recognized Taiwan is unlikely to do well - since it has no snow slopes to speak of and training in the US or Europe is prohibitively expensive. You are a threat because our nation has a spirit that can overcome any enemy, at any time, in any place - except in luge. Every four years, our brave lads and lasses tend to venture to foreign slopes with faint expectations, which will be duly fulfilled, as they wind up racing to a plucky 32nd in the giant slalom or 29th in the luge. Hackl, who is seeking his fourth straight gold medal in men's luge, trailed Armin Zoeggeler of Italy by 0.041 seconds after the first two heats of what became a scintillating duel. The luge has been a Winter Olympic event for years, whereby competitors lie on a small, flat one-man sleigh not much bigger than a tea-tray, and speed downhill on icy bobsleigh runs. Hayden's interest in luge started when she saw the sport for the first time while watching the 1994 Olympics on television. All of the racing sports, the skiing and bobsled and speed skating and luge, are exercises in déjà vu. Her sliding career began in luge and she made the U.S. junior national team in 1996. It's humiliating to celebrate an eighth-place finish in the luge. And as well as the skiing, there is curling, skating, luge, sleigh rides and even hot-air ballooning. Sled, an anomalous sculpture inspired by the equipment used in luge, is made of aluminum and plastic. I love all the events: luge, speed skating, slalom, even curling! After sliding to a ninth-place finish in doubles luge at his second Olympics, he had a confession to make. Clicking your way past less important sports such as the luge and the skeleton (yes, this is actually an event) you'll locate the abundance of games remaining before the gold medals are awarded. Doubles luge is a one-day competition in which pairs of athletes take two runs down a course. Perhaps the reason I prefer downhill skiing, luge, cross-country, speed skating, and other such sports in the Winter Olympics is that judging vagaries don't affect them. Shea tried bobsled and luge before attempting skeleton. Sports most frequently training in Lake Placid include biathlon, bobsled, figure skating, ice hockey, luge, skiing and speed skating. She returned six months later and later dedicated herself to luge after graduating from high school in 1998. I find it hard to imagine any activity more baffling than curling and the luge. verbluʒlo͞oZH [no object] Ride on a luge. 乘无舵雪橇滑行；驾无舵雪橇运动 youths luged in a reckless style Example sentencesExamples No group of fans have tasted the pure air at the top of the mountain and luged so quickly all the way back to the leaden smog. You must go up the mountain on the Skyline Gondola so that you can experience the fun of luging back down again- 5 times! We got helmets and a sled, and luged down the track. I knew that she luged, but was still shocked to see that she was in the Olympics. The highlight of the trip for the kids was luging down the Great Wall on a special luge track. David and I also luged on the iced track wearing knee/elbow pads, a helmet and protective clothing. I started luging at 14 years of age when a luge track was built in Muskegon. We can take the gondola/cable car/whatever you want to call it all the way up and go luging! I initially became interested in luging when I saw a documentary about it on television. We rode on the cable cars and chairlifts to the mountain top and luged part of the way down. The 1st day was for exploring, the 2nd for luging and the 3rd for horseback riding, which was fantastic. We put on extra waterproofs and helmets, and then luged down the whole 3 kilometers. Origin Late 19th century (as a verb): from Swiss French.
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