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canoeing
(kənuːɪŋ)
uncountable noun
Canoeing is the sport of using and racing a canoe.
They went canoeing in the wilds of Canada.
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British English: canoeing /kəˈnuːɪŋ/ NOUN
Canoeing is the sport of using and racing a canoe.
We went canoeing in the lake.
- American English: canoeing
- Arabic: تـَجْدِيف
- Brazilian Portuguese: canoagem
- Chinese: 划独木舟
- Croatian: veslanje kanuom
- Czech: kanoistika
- Danish: kanosejlads
- Dutch: kanoën
- European Spanish: piragüismo
- Finnish: melonta
- French: canoë
- German: Kanusport
- Greek: κωπηλασία με κανό
- Italian: andare in canoa
- Japanese: カヌー漕ぎ
- Korean: 카누타기
- Norwegian: kanopadling
- Polish: kajakarstwo
- European Portuguese: canoagem
- Romanian: canotaj
- Russian: гребля на каноэ
- Latin American Spanish: canotaje
- Swedish: paddla kanot
- Thai: การเล่นเรือแคนู
- Turkish: kano sporu
- Ukrainian: веслування на каное
- Vietnamese: đi canô
Chinese translation of 'canoeing'
canoeing
(kəˈnuːɪŋ)
n (u)
-
划独(獨)木船
(huá dúmùchuán)
canoe
(kəˈnuː)
n (c)
-
独(獨)木船
(dúmùchuán) (艘, sōu)
vi
- to go canoeing
去划独(獨)木船
(qù huá dúmùchuán)
- to whine about sth
- to whip sb into hysteria/a frenzy
- to whip sth out/off/away
- to whisk sb away or off
- to whisper sth to sb
- to whittle sth down/away
- to whizz past (sth)
- to whom did you give it?
- "to whom it may concern"
- towie
- to will sb to do sth
- to win a victory over sb
- to win by a landslide
- to win by a mile or miles
- to win by default
- to wind sth around sth
- to wind through/uphill etc
- to windward
- to windward of
- to wine and dine
- to wine and dine sb
- towing-line
- towing path
- towing-rope
- towing-truck