motorcycle in Latin
motorcycle in Latin is autobirota — motorcycle means a two-wheeled motor vehicle steered with handlebars, ridden while straddling the seat.
motorcycle in Latin
autobirota
An open-seated motor vehicle with handlebars instead of a steering wheel, and having two (or sometimes three) wheels.
What does "motorcycle" mean?
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noun A two-wheeled motor vehicle steered with handlebars, ridden while straddling the seat.
"He rides his motorcycle to work every day, rain or shine."
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verb To travel by motorcycle.
"They motorcycled through the Alps last September."
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motorcycle in a sentence
- He rides his motorcycle to work every day, rain or shine.
- She's saving up to buy her first motorcycle.
- They motorcycled through the Alps last September.
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What is "motorcycle" in Latin?
"motorcycle" in Latin is autobirota. motorcycle means: A two-wheeled motor vehicle steered with handlebars, ridden while straddling the seat.
How do you use "motorcycle" in a sentence?
Example: "He rides his motorcycle to work every day, rain or shine." In Latin, "motorcycle" is autobirota.
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