bike
♦ bike /b'aɪk/ (bikes biking biked)
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A bike is a bicycle or a motorcycle. (INFORMAL)
2 [VERB] V adv/prep
To bike somewhere means to go there on a bicycle. (INFORMAL)
I biked home from the beach.
= cyclebike lane (bike lanes)
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A bike lane is a part of the road which is intended to be used only by people riding bicycles.dirt bike (dirt bikes)
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A dirt bike is a type of motorbike that is designed to be used on rough ground.ex|er|cise bike (exercise bikes)
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An exercise bike is a special bicycle which does not move, so that you can exercise on it at home or at a gym.moun|tain bike (mountain bikes)
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A mountain bike is a type of bicycle that is suitable for riding over rough ground. It has a strong frame and thick tyres.push bike (push bikes)
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A push bike is a bicycle which you move by turning the pedals with your feet. (BRIT OLD-FASHIONED)quad bike (quad bikes)
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A quad bike is a kind of motorbike with four large wheels that people ride for fun or in races.
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A bike is a bicycle or a motorcycle. (INFORMAL)
2 [VERB] V adv/prep
To bike somewhere means to go there on a bicycle. (INFORMAL)
I biked home from the beach.
= cyclebike lane (bike lanes)
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A bike lane is a part of the road which is intended to be used only by people riding bicycles.dirt bike (dirt bikes)
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A dirt bike is a type of motorbike that is designed to be used on rough ground.ex|er|cise bike (exercise bikes)
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An exercise bike is a special bicycle which does not move, so that you can exercise on it at home or at a gym.moun|tain bike (mountain bikes)
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A mountain bike is a type of bicycle that is suitable for riding over rough ground. It has a strong frame and thick tyres.push bike (push bikes)
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A push bike is a bicycle which you move by turning the pedals with your feet. (BRIT OLD-FASHIONED)quad bike (quad bikes)
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A quad bike is a kind of motorbike with four large wheels that people ride for fun or in races.