wheelrim in Latin
wheelrim in Latin is canthus — wheelrim means the outer circular edge of a wheel, used especially in cars and bicycles.
wheelrim in Latin
canthus
(automotive, bicycle parts) The rim of a wheel.
What does "wheelrim" mean?
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noun The outer circular edge of a wheel, used especially in cars and bicycles.
"The mechanic checked the wheelrim for cracks after the pothole."
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wheelrim in a sentence
- The mechanic checked the wheelrim for cracks after the pothole.
- A bent wheelrim can make the whole car shudder at speed.
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What is "wheelrim" in Latin?
"wheelrim" in Latin is canthus. wheelrim means: The outer circular edge of a wheel, used especially in cars and bicycles.
How do you use "wheelrim" in a sentence?
Example: "The mechanic checked the wheelrim for cracks after the pothole." In Latin, "wheelrim" is canthus.
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