to motorbike
3.7
To ride a two-wheeled vehicle with a motor
- verb
- /ˈmoʊtərˌbaɪk/
:
ir en moto
- I love to motorbike along the scenic coastal roads during the summer.
Examples
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Every weekend, she would motorbike through the countryside with friends.
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He learned how to motorbike safely before taking his trip across the state.
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Hello, who is riding a motorbike up and down my Rd.?
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And then riding motorbikes really like sorts me out.
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Later still in Croatia, Aunt Jinjic was riding his motorbike and storm comes up.
Synonyms
to cycle
vsto motorbike
10
1.8
To ride a bicycle
refers only to riding a powered two-wheeled vehicle
to motorcycle
vsto motorbike
1
3.8
To ride a motorcycle for travel or fun
focuses on riding without stressing purpose or recreation
How Fast
Surface Forms
motorbike infinitive
motorbiked past
motorbiked past participle
motorbiking present participle
motorbikes third person singular
Etymology
Motorbike as a verb comes from the noun motorbike, with motor ('a machine that moves') and bike (short for bicycle), so to motorbike is simply 'to ride a motorbike'.