Word
tricycle
Phoneticstri·cy·cle
US/ˈtɹɪsɪkəɫ/
UK/tɹˈaɪsɪkəl/
Definition
n. a vehicle with three wheels. It can be a toy for children or a larger vehicle for adults.
n. a vehicle with three wheels, typically used for transport or recreation. Often used to distinguish from a bicycle or a unicycle.
Examples
“The child rides a red tricycle in the park.”
“The delivery driver prefers using a three-wheeled tricycle to navigate the narrow streets of the old city.”
“While modern urban planning often focuses on bicycles, the three-wheeled tricycle remains a popular choice for those seeking a balance between speed and stability.”
Examples
simple
“The child rides a red tricycle in the park.”
contextual
“The delivery driver prefers using a three-wheeled tricycle to navigate the narrow streets of the old city.”
complex
“While modern urban planning often focuses on bicycles, the three-wheeled tricycle remains a popular choice for those seeking a balance between speed and stability.”
Etymology
From French tricycle. By surface analysis, tri- + cycle.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Scan code
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