wheeler

• Substantivo com vários sentidos: pessoa que fabrica ou conserta rodas de madeira; o elemento da extremidade em uma formação de roda ou coluna; ciclista; ou cavalo de tração atrelado mais perto das rodas do carro.

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who makes or repairs wooden wheels; the outermost person in a wheeling formation; a cyclist; or a draft horse harnessed nearest the wheels of a vehicle.

1. WheelwrightC1formal

   A person whose occupation is making or repairing wooden wheels.

   Rodeiro

   • The village wheeler crafted new wheels for the cart.
   • He learned the trade of a wheeler from his father.
   • The old wheeler shop still uses traditional tools.

   Sinônimoswheelwright

2. Outer rank positionC2formal

   The person positioned at the outermost end of a rank during a wheeling maneuver, often in a military or marching context.

   Flanqueador

   • The wheeler on the left flank adjusted the formation.
   • As the wheeler, he had to maintain the correct distance.
   • The sergeant called out orders to the wheeler.

3. CyclistB1informal

   A person who rides a bicycle.

   Ciclista

   • The wheeler sped down the hill on his bike.
   • A group of wheelers passed by the park.
   • He is an avid wheeler who cycles to work every day.

   Sinônimosbicyclistcyclistpedaler

4. Wheel horseC1formal

   A draft horse harnessed behind others and nearest the wheels of a vehicle, providing the main pulling power.

   Cavalo de parelha traseira

   • The wheeler horse was the strongest in the team.
   • They harnessed the wheeler closest to the carriage.
   • The farmer relied on his wheeler for heavy loads.

   Sinônimoswheel horse