car wheel
- noun
- We hear the churning of the car wheels and the pinging of snow clods and salt on the car's underside.
They then all turn on all the car wheels, always moving synchrony together.
- They then all turn on all the car wheels, always moving synchrony together.
Examples
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The mechanic replaced the flat car wheel to ensure the vehicle was safe to drive.
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After hitting a pothole, I noticed one car wheel was wobbling and needed alignment.
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They then all turn on all the car wheels, always moving synchrony together.
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The car wheel is by the tire and hub consisting of a whole, but as a result of manufacturing reasons, the BMW GT1 may not have very uniform mass distribution.
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The shiny car wheels reflected the light as the vehicle drove down the sunny street.
Synonyms
A round object that turns on an axle to help move or steer vehicles
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Morphology
The meaning 'a wheel that belongs to or is fitted on a car' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'car' (motor vehicle) with 'wheel' (rotating part enabling motion). This noun+noun part-of relationship is a common compounding pattern in English and in many languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the intended meaning.
Etymology
Car wheel comes from the simple picture of a round wheel attached to a car so the vehicle can roll and turn. That's why 'car wheel' means the round part on a car that makes it move and steer.