wheeled

• Se dit d'un objet équipé de roues, qui se déplace sur des roues ou en est pourvu.

Describes an object that is equipped with wheels.

1. Having wheelsA2formal

   Equipped with one or more wheels for movement.

   roulant, à roues

   • The wheeled suitcase made traveling much easier.
   • A wheeled cart was used to transport the equipment.
   • Children love riding on wheeled toys like scooters.

   Antonymessledsleightracked

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de pousser ou tirer quelque chose qui a des roues, ou de se déplacer en cercle ou avec un tournant.

A verb used to indicate the act of pushing or pulling something that has wheels, or moving in a circular or turning motion.

1. Push or move something on wheelsA2formal

   To push or pull an object that has wheels, such as a cart, bicycle, or wheelchair.

   pousser/rouler (un objet sur roues)

   • He wheeled the shopping cart down the aisle.
   • She wheeled her bicycle into the garage.
   • The nurse wheeled the patient into the examination room.

   Synonymesmovepropelpushrolltrundle

2. B1formal

   To turn or change direction suddenly, often in a circular motion.

   Tourner ou changer de direction brusquement

   • The bird wheeled in the sky before landing.
   • The car wheeled around the corner at high speed.
   • He wheeled around to face his accuser.

   Synonymespivotrotatespinswingswivelturnveerwhirl

3. Move in a circular pathB1formal

   To move or cause to move in a circle or curve.

   tourner en rond, faire un mouvement circulaire

   • The dancers wheeled across the ballroom floor.
   • The aircraft wheeled over the runway before landing.
   • The crowd wheeled around to watch the parade.

   Synonymescirclegyraterevolverotatespinswirlturnwhirl

   Antonymesstraighten

Variantes phrasalwheel around