pedicab
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- noun
- /ˈpɛdɪˌkæb/
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triciclo
- At the Sichuan Conservatory Youth Wind Ensemble in Chengdu, which rehearses on Sunday afternoons, families travel many miles on their bicycles or in pedicabs to ensure their children have the opportunity to participate.
- pedicab driver
And he's thinking about the Chinese person who's peddling his pedicab, right?
- And he's thinking about the Chinese person who's peddling his pedicab, right?
Examples
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Before making the trip, I called the Jacksonville Beach government to see if they were allowing pedicabs to be there since they don't have an ordinance for them.
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The pedicabs will also be running from 2 to 6 on W 7th.
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If your pedicab driver is happy, you will have a great experience as the rider!
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AW: The Pedicab business is a green option for transit and is 100 percent sustainable.
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We are convinced that pedicabs will become a part of the local San Francisco culture.
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I was surprised to see a lone pedicab with a driver gesturing at us to climb aboard.
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Can you imagine the bustling trade in pedicab rides in the busier parts of Los Angeles?
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A few weeks later, and a few Lagunitas sober, I caught up with our driver, Andrew Watters, at Cabrio Taxi to learn more about the San Francisco pedicab business.
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The tourist hired a pedicab to explore the city without tiring his legs.
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After dinner, we took a pedicab back to our hotel to enjoy the evening breeze.
Synonyms
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5.5
A small two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a person walking to carry one passenger
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A small three-wheeled vehicle that a person pedals to carry passengers for money
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Etymology
Pedicab comes from ped- meaning 'foot', as in pedal and pedestrian, and cab from 'taxicab'. That's why a pedicab is a small taxi you move by pedalling to carry people.