Pronunciation: /wiːl/
noun a circular object that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object to enable it to move easily over the ground
A1 The wheel on the bike goes round and round.
A2 The steering wheel of the car is on the left side.
B1 The wheel of fortune spun and landed on a big prize.
B2 The ship's captain navigated through rough waters using the ship's wheel.
C1 The pottery artist carefully shaped the clay on the spinning wheel.
C2 The intricate design of the clock's gears and wheels fascinated the engineer.
verb not applicable
A1 I like to wheel my bike around the park.
A2 She learned how to wheel a shopping cart through the supermarket.
B1 The mechanic will wheel the car into the garage for repairs.
B2 The pilot had to wheel the plane around to face the runway.
C1 The skilled driver was able to wheel the truck through the narrow alleyway.
C2 The expert cyclist can wheel through difficult terrain with ease.
adjective not applicable
A1 The wheel chair is used by people with mobility issues.
A2 She bought a new wheel-shaped necklace for her friend.
B1 The car had custom wheel rims that made it stand out.
B2 The company introduced a cutting-edge wheel design for their latest model.
C1 The artist created a sculpture of a wheel using recycled materials.
C2 The engineer developed a revolutionary new type of wheel for industrial machinery.
adverb not applicable
A1 The car goes round and round because of the wheel.
A2 She wheeled the shopping cart down the aisle.
B1 The captain wheeled the ship around to head back to port.
B2 The cyclist wheeled past me at top speed.
C1 The pilot expertly wheeled the plane through the storm.
C2 The magician wheeled his assistant onto the stage in a grand entrance.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The wheel is round.
A2 I need a new wheel for my bike.
B1 The wheel on the car needs to be replaced.
B2 Make sure to tighten the wheel bolts properly.
C1 The steering wheel of the car was leather-wrapped and comfortable to hold.
C2 The wheel of fortune spun, determining the winner of the grand prize.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat ran around the wheel.
A2 She placed the pot on the wheel.
B1 The car skidded off the road and into a ditch, its wheel stuck in the mud.
B2 The bicycle wheel spun rapidly as he pedaled down the hill.
C1 The steering wheel of the luxury car was wrapped in fine leather.
C2 The pottery artist carefully shaped the clay on the spinning wheel.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to ride my bike with a wheel in the front and a wheel in the back.
A2 The car had a spare wheel in case of a flat tire.
B1 She used a wheel to spin the clay into a perfect shape for her pottery project.
B2 The steering wheel of the car was difficult to turn in the icy conditions.
C1 The inventor revolutionized transportation with the invention of the wheel.
C2 The wheel of progress turns slowly but surely in the field of scientific research.
interjection not applicable
A1 Wheel! That's a big one!
A2 Look at that wheel! It's spinning so fast!
B1 Wheel! Watch out for the pothole ahead!
B2 I can't believe the size of the Ferris wheel at the fair!
C1 The wheel of the car came off while driving on the highway.
C2 The steering wheel of the vintage car was beautifully restored.
article not applicable
A1 The wheel on the car goes round and round.
A2 I need a new wheel for my bicycle.
B1 The steering wheel of the truck was difficult to turn.
B2 The captain of the ship steered the wheel with precision.
C1 The wheel of fortune spun and landed on a big prize.
C2 The intricate design of the antique carriage wheel was truly remarkable.
formal The wheel is a fundamental component of most vehicles.
informal I need to get my bike's wheel fixed before I can ride it again.
slang Let's hit the road and put some wheels on the pavement.
figurative She's always the one to keep the wheels turning in our group project.
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