cycling
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1.6
- noun
- /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/
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ciclismo
- Had a passion for cycling.
- walking and cycling
- jogging and cycling
- swimming and cycling
You know, it's mostly just cycling and resistance training.
- You know, it's mostly just cycling and resistance training.
- Second, could particularly more cycling leads to less car use?
- So this could be running, cycling the the air bike is what I use.
- The food is great, the people are great, the cycling is amazing.
- Nonetheless, treadmilling cycling at a desk does improve cognition.
- Like really the sport of cycling kind of you have the freedom maybe.
- I just knew that I love cycling and it was going to take suffering.
- And the Dutch have the lowest cycling death and injury rate in the world.
- If you don't like cycling, don't get a Peloton.
- But oh, we have some cycling shorts in this colour.
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I just knew that I love cycling and it was going to take suffering.
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Ah, the start of the cycling season.
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The food is great, the people are great, the cycling is amazing.
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You know, it's mostly just cycling and resistance training.
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Cycling is very good for the development of the leg muscles.
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If I had listened to you, I never would have taken that cycling trip with the Bloom sisters.
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And that's just the whole joy of cycling all the cities, all the people.
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The testing protocol consisted of cycling on a Monarch bicycle for a total of six minutes.
Academic text (1995) -
Camping, fishing, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, cycling, caving.
Synonyms
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1.3
Riding a bicycle for travel, exercise, or fun
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3.3
A class where people ride stationary bikes with an instructor
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3.1
Riding a motorcycle for travel, fun, or sport
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Etymology
Cycling comes from cycle, which comes from the old Greek kyklos meaning 'circle' or 'wheel'. That's why cycling is the activity of moving on wheels, as when you ride a bicycle.