trike
5
2.9
- noun
- /traɪk/
- Informal
:
triciclo
- Or ride a trike in a superhero costume.
- Bikes and trikes
- electric trike
- ride a trike
And we had to share an old used trike that my mother got out of a trade shop.
- And we had to share an old used trike that my mother got out of a trade shop.
- All right, so I got to have that trike.
Examples
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Drawings of my sweet tilting trike will be available in the future.
Blog text (23) -
And we had to share an old used trike that my mother got out of a trade shop.
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Later, she came with me to get my trike.
Fiction book (1995) -
I'd really like a trike that could haul stuff.
Blog text (12) -
Our streets are quiet and empty; people venture out onto their porches, and children ride trikes on the sidewalks.
Fiction book (2000) -
What every parent should know: How to make adjustable seats for plywood trikes
Blog text (21) -
The children raced down the street on their colorful trikes, laughing as they pedaled fast.
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She bought her son a new trike for his birthday, excited to see him ride around the park.
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At the playground, kids were happily riding their trikes on the smooth path.
Synonyms
22
1.0
A small bike with three wheels that you pedal, often for children
1
9.9
An early vehicle you move with pedals that has two or three wheels
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Etymology
The word trike is short for tricycle. The parts tri- and cycle mean 'three' and 'wheel', so a trike is literally a 'three-wheel' bike and is often a child's toy.