cyclist
70
1.6
- noun
- /ˈsaɪklɪst/
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ciclista
- Armstrong was a Nike athlete and he's the most famous cyclist of all time probably.
- cyclists ride
- competitive cyclists
- cyclists and pedestrians
So he's a sick cyclist, like incredibly fit.
- So he's a sick cyclist, like incredibly fit.
- And yeah, the dirtbag climbers are now they're cyclists doing it as well by packing.
- Yeah, there are people who call Dutch cyclists, like upright pedestrians or fast pedestrians.
- And for some athletes like cyclists who get into crashes, that's a bad thing, right?
- Clearly his hip flexors are short and he's a cyclist.
- It's like, the way I would describe it, it's like being a cyclist and then opening a bike shop.
- I am a big cyclist and once biked from Florida to South Carolina.
- I mean, look at Eagle Eye over here sniffing out penis sizes of the cyclist.
Examples
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A ragged column of young cyclists is passing at moderate speed along a country road.
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I am a big cyclist and once biked from Florida to South Carolina.
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You must be about the best cyclist there is.
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And I want cyclists to come from Kenya who are strong.
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You are the slowest cyclist I have ever met.
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Suppose you want to train to be a competitive cyclist or some sort of athletic endeavor.
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A ragged column of young cyclists is passing at moderate speed along a country road.
Academic text (2007) -
Mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters all on wheels... cyclists of all ages from 8 to 80 ride to play or work each day.
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Mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters all on wheels... cyclists of all ages from 8 to 80 ride to play or work each day.
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Starting at the southern end of the roadway, the three cyclists form a work crew.
Synonyms
16
2.0
A person who rides a bicycle for sport or as a hobby
12
1.1
A person who rides a bicycle for fun or sport
2
5.8
A person who rides a bicycle
1
3.0
A person who rides a bicycle
A person who rides a bicycle
A person who rides a bicycle
How Experienced
70
1.6
81
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cyclist comes from cycle, which goes back to an old Greek word kyklos meaning 'circle' or 'wheel', and the ending -ist means 'person'. So a cyclist is like a 'wheel person', someone who rides a bicycle.