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xe trượt băng có một chỗ ngồiDefinition of luge
lugenoun
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/luːʒ//luːʒ/The word "luge" originated from the German language and is derived from the verb "schlüpfen," meaning "to slide." In the sport of luge, athletes slide down an icy track on a small sled called a luge, which is specifically designed for this purpose. The sport of luge gained popularity in Germany in the late 19th century, and the first official luge competition was held in Oberhof, Germany, in 1883. The sport made its debut at the Winter Olympics in the 1964 Games in Innsbruck, Austria, and has since become a major winter sport. The International Luge Federation (FIL) governs the sport and organizes international competitions and championships, including the Luge World Cup and the Luge World Championships. The luge event in the Winter Olympics includes both singles and doubles competitions, and athletes compete on tracks with speeds exceeding 130 kilometers per hour.
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a type of sledge (= a vehicle for sliding over ice) for racing, used by one or two people lying on their backs with their feet pointing forwards
một loại xe trượt tuyết (= phương tiện để trượt trên băng) dùng để đua, được một hoặc hai người sử dụng nằm ngửa với bàn chân hướng về phía trước
the event or sport of racing down a track of ice on a luge
sự kiện hoặc môn thể thao đua xe trượt băng trên đường băng