rider in Arabic
rider in Arabic is رَاكِب, رَاكِبَة — rider means a person who rides a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, or similar.
rider in Arabic
رَاكِب
Pronounced: rākib
one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
رَاكِبَة
Pronounced: rākiba
one who rides — see also cyclist, driver
What does "rider" mean?
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noun A person who rides a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, or similar.
"Each rider checked the brakes on their bicycle before the long race began."
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noun A passenger travelling in a vehicle such as a bus, train, or ride-share car.
"The bus was so crowded that several riders had to stand in the aisle."
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noun A clause or condition added on to a document, contract, bill, or insurance policy after the main text.
"The landlord added a rider to the lease about keeping pets in the flat."
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rider in a sentence
- Each rider checked the brakes on their bicycle before the long race began.
- The rider guided her horse gently over the fence.
- The bus was so crowded that several riders had to stand in the aisle.
- Every rider gets a short survey after the journey ends.
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What is "rider" in Arabic?
"rider" in Arabic is رَاكِب, رَاكِبَة. rider means: A person who rides a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, or similar.
How do you pronounce رَاكِب?
"rider" in Arabic is رَاكِب, pronounced "rākib".
How do you use "rider" in a sentence?
Example: "Each rider checked the brakes on their bicycle before the long race began." In Arabic, "rider" is رَاكِب, رَاكِبَة.
Are there other ways to say "rider" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 2 translations listed for "rider": رَاكِب, رَاكِبَة.
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