two-wheel
- adjective
- For those who prefer exercise and the ultimate green way to get around on two wheels, Germany even features the "Call a Bike" program in eight cities and at over 40 train stations.
- two-wheel drive
- two-wheel bicycle
- two-wheel-drive truck
Examples
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I bought a used full-size pickup with a V6, two-wheel drive, and no frills.
Blog text (5) -
Who would've believed that so many children around the world would be riding (and not just riding, I mean ripping!) on two wheels, without training wheels, before the age of four?
Blog text (1) -
Some of her best theological reflection happens on two wheels as she rides her bike around the hills of western Oregon.
Blog text (26) -
These two-wheel machines race on road courses, dirt oval tracks, and bumpy terrain courses.
Academic text (2007) -
The campus was very hilly—the first place she had ever seen that wasn't flat—and she had imagined coasting down the steep hills on her new two-wheel bike.
Fiction book (1999) -
Many cyclists prefer riding on two-wheel bicycles during their weekend trips.
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The new scooter design showcases a modern two-wheel configuration.
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For city commuting, a two-wheel electric bike is often more practical than a car.
Synonyms
Having two wheels, like a bicycle or cart
Antonyms
How Many Wheels
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Two-wheel is a simple compound of two and wheel, where two means 'two' and wheel means 'a round part that turns'. So a two-wheel vehicle is one that has two wheels, like a bicycle or a scooter.