BIKE Meaning and
Definition
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A bike, short for bicycle, is a human-powered vehicle consisting of two wheels that are typically attached to a frame. It is designed to transport a person or goods across short to medium distances. Bikes are commonly used for recreational activities, exercise, commuting, and as an economical means of transportation.
The essential components of a bike include the wheels, frame, handlebars, pedals, and a chain mechanism. The two wheels, usually of equal size, provide stability and balance when in motion. The frame connects the various parts of the bike and provides the overall structure. The handlebars allow the rider to steer and control the direction of the bike. Pedals are used to propel the bike forward, and they are attached to a chain mechanism that transfers the energy from pedaling to the rear wheel, propelling the bike forward.
Bikes come in various styles and designs to cater to different needs. Some common types include mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrid bikes, and electric bikes, each designed for specific terrains and purposes. They may also have additional features such as gears, brakes, lights, and bells for added convenience and safety.
Cycling, the act of riding a bike, offers numerous benefits such as physical exercise, environmental friendliness, and cost-effectiveness. Biking has become a popular sport, leisure activity, and an integral part of sustainable transportation systems in many regions worldwide.
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Etymology of BIKE
The word "bike" is a short form of "bicycle". The term "bicycle" was coined in the mid-19th century and is derived from two Greek words: "bi" meaning "two", and "kyklos" meaning "circle" or "wheel". Hence, "bicycle" refers to a two-wheeled vehicle. Over time, "bike" became a popular abbreviation for "bicycle" and is now commonly used as a colloquial term for this mode of transportation.
Idioms with the word BIKE
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on your bike!
The idiom "on your bike!" is an informal and somewhat rude way to tell someone to go away or leave. It is often used dismissively to express a lack of interest or annoyance with someone's presence or actions.
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On yer bike!
The idiom "On yer bike!" is a British English expression that originated in the 1980s. It is a dismissive and often humorous way of telling someone to go away or leave, implying that they are not needed or unwanted. It can be used to reject a request or to respond to someone who is being annoying or intrusive.
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get on (one's) bike
The idiom "get on (one's) bike" means to take action, especially in response to a difficult or challenging situation. It implies that one needs to make an effort and start working toward solving a problem or achieving a goal. It suggests being proactive and not waiting for things to improve on their own.
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get on your bike
The idiom "get on your bike" typically means to leave or depart, often used in a dismissive or directive manner. It implies that the person should take action and take responsibility for solving their own problems or finding their own way.
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get off your bike
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bike boys
Similar spelling words for BIKE
- bize,
- dike,
- bikes,
- bake,
- bioko,
- Bice,
- bisque,
- hike,
- biz,
- pike,
- bias,
- big,
- biscoe,
- bick,
- bigeye,
- -like,
- like,
- Bish,
- biker,
- BISS,
- bise,
- bite,
- nike,
- bile,
- biked.
Conjugate verb Bike
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IMPERATIVE
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