bicycling
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- noun
- /ˈbaɪsɪklɪŋ/
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ciclismo
- Nineteenth-century physicians joined the debate, offering conflicting advice that bicycling either improved or threatened women's reproductive health.
- bicycling costumes
- bicycling phenomenon
- bicycling risks
But now this, this whole bigger part of it, which is to help people heal by riding a bicycle.
- But now this, this whole bigger part of it, which is to help people heal by riding a bicycle.
- Is it true that cycling for too long, literally bicycling, sitting on a bike seat too long can damage the prostate?
Examples
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In addition, they support the notion that bicycling also caused dress styles to change.
Academic text (2012) -
According to her sisters, such food was not good for bicycling, which required lots of complex carbohydrates.
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Some of my patients prefer walking... ...some prefer bicycling.
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This is my outfit for bicycling in venice.
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Part of the appeal of bicycling was that it equalized its participants.
Academic text (2012) -
Item 22: Take part in recreational physical activities, such as swimming, dancing, and bicycling.
Academic text (2013) -
In 2009, approximately 14.7 million American youth (6 to 17 years old) participated in bicycling (Outdoor Foundation, 2010).
Academic text (2012) -
In his leisure time, Bill enjoys the outdoors through bicycling, boating, hiking, hunting, and other sports, and traveling.
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In the United States, bicycling tested time-honored social conventions, challenged gender roles, and sparked controversies.
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Many people enjoy bicycling as a fun and healthy way to explore the countryside.
Synonyms
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1.6
Riding a bicycle for sport, exercise or to travel
How Vigorous
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13
1.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bicycling comes from the parts bi- ('two') and cycle ('wheel' or 'circle'), so imagine 'two wheels' working together. So bicycling is the activity of riding a two-wheeled bicycle.