Pronunciation

/bɪˈsaɪkl/

Definitions

• Noun: A human-powered, pedal-driven vehicle with two wheels, typically having a frame for the rider and a single seat. Also known as a bike or cycle. Example: “She rides her bicycle to work every day.”
• Verb: To ride or operate a bicycle. Example: “I learned how to bicycle when I was a child.”
• Noun: (informal) A person using a bicycle. Example: “There were several bicycles lined up outside the shop.”

Phrases

• “Take a bicycle ride” refers to going for a leisurely or exercise-oriented ride.
• “Bicycle commuting” is the act of traveling to work by bicycle.
• “Bicycle-friendly city” describes a place with infrastructure and policies that support cycling.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He prefers to bicycle on weekends to explore the countryside.”
• Verb: “She bicycles to the park for a relaxing afternoon.”
• Noun: “A group of cyclists gathered for a charity bicycle event.”

Synonyms

• Bike
• Cycle
• Bicycle wheel
• Pushbike
• velocipede

Antonyms

• Car
• Motorbike
• Scooter (for motorized alternatives)
• Non-motorized vehicle (for general category)