Segway
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- noun
- /ˈsɛɡweɪ/
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Segway
- So I've seen a lot of last mile transportation fads in my day from Segways to scooters to hoverboards, Boosted boards.
Look how fast that guy's going on a Segway RoboCop cameraman.
- Look how fast that guy's going on a Segway RoboCop cameraman.
- We know it can charge your boosted board, your Segway, your one wheel.
- This was the development of the Segway, the like balancing scooter thing.
- Now you have to look at look at Dean Kamen, the Segway.
- I just want to be on Segway, pull up in a tux, do little spin moves and like, I just want to say hi to everyone and don't come up to me.
- That's for my Segway boomerang Starbucks odometer readings imager.
Examples
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He decided to rent a Segway for the day to make getting around the city easier.
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No, I, I worked at actually a Segway tour guide shop.
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So right now it's just built on top of a, a Segway base.
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We know it can charge your boosted board, your Segway, your one wheel.
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Hi, Alex is trying to figure out how to put our suitcase on his Segway and it broke.
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Even the professionals don't know how to ride a Segway scooter.
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During the tour, we rode on a Segway to explore the park effortlessly.
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The instructor demonstrated how to maintain balance while riding a Segway.
Synonyms
A two-wheeled electric machine that balances itself and carries one person while you stand on it
A small electric vehicle you stand on that balances on two wheels
Compounds
A two-wheeled electric machine that balances itself and carries one person while you stand on it
How Stable
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Segway comes from the word segue ('to move smoothly') and way ('path'). The name suggests a smooth way to travel, which fits the two-wheeled machine that helps you move easily along streets or paths.