bicycle in Latin
bicycle in Latin is birota — bicycle means a two-wheeled vehicle steered with handlebars and powered by pedaling.
bicycle in Latin
birota
What does "bicycle" mean?
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noun A two-wheeled vehicle steered with handlebars and powered by pedaling.
"My bicycle has a flat tyre, so I will have to walk."
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verb To ride or travel by bicycle.
"I usually bicycle to the station instead of taking the bus."
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bicycle in a sentence
- My bicycle has a flat tyre, so I will have to walk.
- She rode her bicycle to work every morning.
- I usually bicycle to the station instead of taking the bus.
- Do you fancy bicycling along the canal this afternoon?
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What is "bicycle" in Latin?
"bicycle" in Latin is birota. bicycle means: A two-wheeled vehicle steered with handlebars and powered by pedaling.
How do you use "bicycle" in a sentence?
Example: "My bicycle has a flat tyre, so I will have to walk." In Latin, "bicycle" is birota.
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