cycling

• Relativo ao esporte ou à atividade de andar de bicicleta.

Relating to the sport or activity of riding a bicycle.

1. Related to bicyclesA2formal

   Relating to or used for riding a bicycle.

   Ciclístico

   • She bought a new cycling helmet for safety.
   • The city has many dedicated cycling lanes.
   • He joined a cycling club to train for the race.

   Sinônimosbicyclebikecycle

2. Repeating in cyclesB2formal

   Occurring in a regular, repeated pattern or cycle.

   Cíclico

   • The cycling nature of the seasons affects agriculture.
   • The economy experiences cycling periods of growth and recession.
   • Cycling patterns in weather are studied by climatologists.

   Sinônimoscycliccyclicalperiodicrecurrentrecurring

• Substantivo que designa a atividade ou o esporte de andar de bicicleta.

A noun referring to the activity or sport of riding a bicycle.

incontável

1. Sport or activityA2formal

   The activity or sport of riding a bicycle.

   Ciclismo

   • Cycling is a great way to stay fit and explore the countryside.
   • She took up cycling to reduce her carbon footprint.
   • Professional cycling requires intense training and dedication.

   Sinônimosbicyclingbiking

2. Recreational activityA2informal

   Riding a bicycle for leisure or enjoyment.

   Ciclismo recreativo

   • We went cycling along the river path last weekend.
   • Cycling through the park is very relaxing.
   • He enjoys cycling with his friends on sunny days.

   Sinônimosbicyclingbiking

• Verbo que significa andar de bicicleta ou passar por uma sequência repetida de eventos.

A verb used to indicate the act of riding a bicycle or moving through a repeated sequence of events.

1. A2informal

   To ride a bicycle.

   Andar de bicicleta

   • He cycles to work every day.
   • She loves to cycle through the countryside.
   • They cycled around the lake in the afternoon.

   Sinônimosbicyclebikepedal

2. Move in a cycleB2formal

   To occur repeatedly in a series of events or processes.

   Repetir-se ciclicamente

   • The seasons cycle through spring, summer, fall, and winter.
   • The economy cycles between growth and recession.
   • Water cycles through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

   Sinônimosalternaterecurrepeatrevolverotate

Variantes phrasalcycle on