英语词汇“wheel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

wheelnoun

uk/wiːl/us/wiːl/

A2 [ C ] a circular object connected at the centre to a bar, used for making vehicles or parts of machines move:

I got my bag caught in the wheel of my bicycle.

He lost control of his car when a front/rear wheel hit a rock as he approached the first bend.

See also

Ferris wheel

flywheel

waterwheel

on wheels

Something that is on wheels has wheels under it so that it can be pulled or pushed along:

My suitcase is on wheels so that makes life a little easier.

I bought my niece one of those toy dogs on wheels.

the wheel

B2 a steering wheel (= a wheel inside a vehicle that the driver turns to make the vehicle go in a particular direction):

Keep your hands on the wheel!

I never feel safe with Richard at/behind the wheel (= driving).

Do you think you could take the wheel (= drive) for a couple of hours?

[ C ] a wooden or metal wheel that is turned to make a ship go in a particular direction

wheels [ plural ] old-fashioned informal

a car:

I've got to get some wheels - the buses are way too slow!

More examples

Remember to apply plenty of oil so that the wheel can rotate freely.
It was a real job getting the wheel off the bike.
The height of the steering wheel is adjustable.
I tried to move forwards but the wheels had locked.
The piano's on wheels, so we can roll it into the room.

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The exterior of vehicles

brake light
bull bar
bumper sticker
hood
Klaxon
licence plate
license plate number
offside
petrol cap
radial
retread
roof
roof rack
side mirror
splash guard
stepney
tyre
vanity plates
wing
wing mirror

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Machines - parts

The interior of vehicles

Parts of ships & boats

Cars

Idiom(s)

a fifth/third wheel

set the wheels in motion

wheels within wheels

wheelverb

uk/wiːl/us/wiːl/

wheel verb (PUSH)

[ T usually + adv/prep ] to push an object that has wheels so that it moves in a particular direction:

I saw her last night wheeling a buggy along Green Lane.

Halfway through the talk someone wheeled in a trolley laden with drinks.

Doctors put her on a respirator and wheeled her downstairs to intensive care.

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Pushing and shoving

barge
bring
bring sb down
bundle
dig
force
frogmarch
heave
jostle
nudge
propel
push
push off
push sb/sth over
put sth out 1
ram
repel
scrum
shoulder
shove

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Transferring and transporting objects

wheel verb (FLY IN CIRCLES)

[ I ] to fly repeatedly in a circular pattern:

She watched a flock of seagulls wheeling high above her.

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Animal (non-human) behaviour

accidental
eusocial
fledge
frisk
gore
maul
migrant
mob
molt
nest
nuzzle
perch
prey
ruminate
scratch
shy
skitter
slaver 1
torpor
trot

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Movement through the air

wheel verb (TURN AROUND)

[ I ] US to turn round quickly:

She suddenly wheeled and looked directly at me.

Mike wheeled on Tom and started shouting.

Phrasal verb(s)

wheel sth out

wheel round

单词	wheel
释义	Contents noun (1) wheel (1) verb (3) wheel (PUSH) wheel (FLY IN CIRCLES) wheel (TURN AROUND) Contents noun (1) wheel (ROUND OBJECT) verb (2) wheel (CHANGE DIRECTION) wheel (ROUND OBJECT) English American wheelnoun uk/wiːl/us/wiːl/ A2 [ C ] a circular object connected at the centre to a bar, used for making vehicles or parts of machines move: I got my bag caught in the wheel of my bicycle. He lost control of his car when a front/rear wheel hit a rock as he approached the first bend. See also Ferris wheel flywheel waterwheel on wheels Something that is on wheels has wheels under it so that it can be pulled or pushed along: My suitcase is on wheels so that makes life a little easier. I bought my niece one of those toy dogs on wheels. the wheel B2 a steering wheel (= a wheel inside a vehicle that the driver turns to make the vehicle go in a particular direction): Keep your hands on the wheel! I never feel safe with Richard at/behind the wheel (= driving). Do you think you could take the wheel (= drive) for a couple of hours? [ C ] a wooden or metal wheel that is turned to make a ship go in a particular direction wheels [ plural ] old-fashioned informal a car: I've got to get some wheels - the buses are way too slow! More examples Remember to apply plenty of oil so that the wheel can rotate freely. It was a real job getting the wheel off the bike. The height of the steering wheel is adjustable. I tried to move forwards but the wheels had locked. The piano's on wheels, so we can roll it into the room. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The exterior of vehicles brake light bull bar bumper sticker hood Klaxon licence plate license plate number offside petrol cap radial retread roof roof rack side mirror splash guard stepney tyre vanity plates wing wing mirror See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Machines - parts The interior of vehicles Parts of ships & boats Cars Idiom(s) a fifth/third wheel set the wheels in motion wheels within wheels wheelverb uk/wiːl/us/wiːl/ wheel verb (PUSH) [ T usually + adv/prep ] to push an object that has wheels so that it moves in a particular direction: I saw her last night wheeling a buggy along Green Lane. Halfway through the talk someone wheeled in a trolley laden with drinks. Doctors put her on a respirator and wheeled her downstairs to intensive care. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pushing and shoving barge bring bring sb down bundle dig force frogmarch heave jostle nudge propel push push off *push sb/sth* over put sth out 1 ram repel scrum shoulder shove See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Transferring and transporting objects wheel verb (FLY IN CIRCLES) [ I ] to fly repeatedly in a circular pattern: She watched a flock of seagulls wheeling high above her. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Animal (non-human) behaviour accidental eusocial fledge frisk gore maul migrant mob molt nest nuzzle perch prey ruminate scratch shy skitter slaver 1 torpor trot See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Movement through the air wheel verb (TURN AROUND) [ I ] US to turn round quickly: She suddenly wheeled and looked directly at me. Mike wheeled on Tom and started shouting. Phrasal verb(s) wheel sth out wheel round wheelnoun [ C ] us/hwil, wil/ wheel noun [ C ] (ROUND OBJECT) a circular object, connected at the center to a bar, that is used for making vehicles or parts of machines move: the wheel of a bicycle The wheel refers to a steering wheel (= wheel in a vehicle that you turn to make the vehicle go left or right): I never feel safe with Richard behind the wheel (= driving). Would you mind taking the wheel (= driving) for a couple of hours? wheelverb us/hwil, wil/ wheel verb (CHANGE DIRECTION) [ I always + adv/prep ] to turn around quickly: She wheeled around and slapped his face. wheel verb (ROUND OBJECT) [ T always + adv/prep ] to push or pull an object with wheels under it:** She was wheeling a stroller in the park.
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wheelnoun

Idiom(s)

wheelverb

wheel verb (PUSH)

wheel verb (FLY IN CIRCLES)

wheel verb (TURN AROUND)

Phrasal verb(s)

wheelnoun [ C ]

wheel noun [ C ] (ROUND OBJECT)

wheelverb

wheel verb (CHANGE DIRECTION)

wheel verb (ROUND OBJECT)