/baɪk/
Translation
A vehicle with two wheels that you sit on and move by pushing the pedals.
Word origin
A short form of bicycle, from Latin bi two and Greek kuklos wheel or circle.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- bicycle
Grammar
Examples
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"Bike" is the vehicle with two wheels.
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"Bikes" is the plural, meaning more than one bike.
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Here "bike" is what I ride on the road.
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