wheel
/wiːl/
verb
- To push or pull something that has wheels.
- The nurse wheeled the patient into the operating room.
- He wheeled his bicycle out of the garage.
- She wheeled the shopping cart through the aisles.
- To turn or change direction suddenly.
- The bird wheeled in the sky and flew south.
- The soldiers wheeled to the left in perfect formation.
- He wheeled around when he heard his name called.
noun
- A circular object that turns around an axle and is used to move vehicles or machinery.
- A bicycle has two wheels, while a tricycle has three.
- The car's front wheel got stuck in the mud.
- The potter shaped the clay on a spinning wheel.
- A steering wheel of a vehicle.
- He let his son sit behind the wheel of the parked car.
- She gripped the wheel tightly as she drove through the storm.
- The driver kept both hands on the wheel at all times.
- A circular object used in games of chance, such as a roulette wheel or a prize wheel.
- The game show contestant spun the big wheel to win a prize.
- A roulette wheel has numbered slots from 0 to 36.
- They spun the wheel to decide who would go first.