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Bobsleigh (Noun)

A long racing sled (for 2 or more people) with a steering mechanism.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The Olympic bobsleigh team consisted of four athletes who navigated the icy track at incredible speeds.
As the bobsleigh hurtled down the mountain, the driver made subtle adjustments to the steering mechanism to maintain control.
The team climbed into the bobsleigh, donned their helmets, and prepared for the high-speed ride ahead.
The bobsleigh's sleek design and aerodynamic shape allowed it to slice through the air with minimal resistance.
At the Winter Games, the crowd held its collective breath as the bobsleighs careened through the treacherous course.

Formerly two short sleds coupled together.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The bobsleigh was originally designed as two short sleds coupled together, but modern designs have evolved into a single, sleek vehicle.
In the early days of the sport, the bobsleigh was literally two short sleds coupled together, with the crew members sitting on each sled.
The bobsleigh, which was formerly two short sleds coupled together, has become a high-tech, aerodynamic machine.
The original bobsleigh, consisting of two short sleds coupled together, was used in the first Olympic competitions.
Before the sport became more formalized, the bobsleigh was often just two short sleds coupled together, with little concern for safety or aerodynamics.