snowmobile
IPA: snˈoʊmoʊbiɫ
noun
- (vehicles) A vehicle with skis at the front and a caterpillar track at the rear, used for travelling over snow, sometimes as sport.
verb
- (intransitive) To ride or race in a snowmobile.
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Examples of "snowmobile" in Sentences
- Development of the small snowmobile.
- It is pulled by dogs or a snowmobile.
- Development of the small snowmobile == .
- An improved rear suspension for a snowmobile.
- In the winter it can be reached by snowmobile.
- At, it is the longest snowmobile race in the world.
- Consequently it is a snowmobile tourist destination.
- The first commercially successful snowmobile was the Eliason Motor Toboggan.
- During the winter, the area tends to become impassable except by snowmobile.
- After their accident, they called the snowmobile rental company, which made the 911 calls.
- It's just as important whether it's in snowmobile manufacturing, or telecommunications, for example.
- The main distinctive feature of this snowmobile is a big wheel instead of a regular for such kind of transport rubber heavy caterpillar made of metal and rubber.
- Workers would prefer to go door-to-door in balmier weather but can't wait because once the ice begins to melt, crossing rivers by sled or snowmobile is impossible.
- My uncle also used to tell stories about the ravens at Yellowstone Park, who had figured out how to unhook the straps over the food compartments in snowmobile seats.
- I would venture to say that you can't even buy a snow shovel in Mexico, and you will never see salt being strewn on the highways or for that matter, we don't really know what a snowmobile is down here.
- Running down deer with a snowmobile is simply wrong on a bunch of levels and we can't condone this activity and the people who committed this crime has to be punished, but to draft new laws that address this situation have to be done slowly and with the right input from the sportsman of the area, otherwise we may very well regret the results.
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