to cycle
- verb
- /ˈsaɪkəl/
- In the summer, I love to cycle along the coastal path near my home.
Now I cycle, I swim even when I travel.
- Now I cycle, I swim even when I travel.
- I've got no car, I've lost my car and I'm cycling so, oh, prior to this.
- And so, so then I cycled to use another room.
- She goes out of the house and she sees two men at the top of the street, Noah cycling towards these two men.
Examples
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We can walk, we can cycle, we can take a private car, taxi, all sorts of things.
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It will be the perfect time to cycle along the Queenstown trails.
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I have breakfast in the mess and then I have to cycle half an hour.
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Now I cycle, I swim even when I travel.
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Now the question is, am I going to be able to cycle on this sand in these shoes?
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Well, I am about to cycle home some 4 miles from the medical center in Houston.
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Michael and I used to cycle twice a week, and I've missed it so much.
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I can cycle!
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Around the city, dispatch riders cycle furiously from house to house, spreading the word.
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There's nothing more peaceful than cycling through the lovely agricultural land of California's Central Valley.
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Synonyms
To travel by bike, horse, or car
To ride a bicycle
To move a bicycle by pushing the foot levers that turn the wheels
To ride a vehicle with two wheels that you pedal
To ride a motorcycle for travel or fun
To ride a two-wheeled vehicle with a motor
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
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A natural monthly change in a woman's body that prepares for pregnancy
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A process of being born again after death many times until you become free
A small three-wheeled vehicle that a person pedals to carry passengers for money
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A series of chemical reactions in cells that make energy, carbon dioxide, and water
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Events in the heart from one beat to the next, including the upper and lower chambers tightening and relaxing
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An ideal engine process that shows the highest efficiency a heat engine can reach
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A model of a perfect machine that turns heat into work to show the highest possible efficiency
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A series of chemical reactions in the mitochondria of cells that make energy
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An action that runs for a set number of regular time steps in machines or computers
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A system where energy and nutrients move between plants, animals and tiny living things that break down dead matter
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A series of reactions in the cell's mitochondria that change food molecules into energy
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A series of chemical reactions in cells that make energy from food
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Etymology
Cycle comes from the Greek kyklos meaning 'wheel', and the word is the same root as bicycle, so to cycle can simply mean 'to ride a bike' — to move on a wheeled vehicle you pedal.