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bicycle ['baɪsɪkəl]1 nounvélo m, bicyclette f;∎ I go to work by bicycle je vais travailler à bicyclette ou à vélo;∎ do you know how to ride a bicycle? sais-tu faire du vélo ou de la bicyclette?;∎ he went for a ride on his bicycle il est allé faire un tour à vélo;∎ he was riding his bicycle il était à bicyclette ou à vélo(bell, lamp) de vélo, de bicyclettefaire du vélo ou de la bicyclette;∎ she bicycles to work elle va travailler à bicyclette ou à vélo►► bicycle chain chaîne f de vélo; (for securing bike) antivol m inv;bicycle clip pince f à vélo;Football bicycle kick retourné m bicyclette;bicycle lock antiviol m;bicycle path piste f ou bande f cyclable;bicycle pump pompe f à bicyclette ou à vélo;bicycle race course f de bicyclette;bicycle shop magasin m de cycles;bicycle track piste f cyclable -
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bicycle [ˈbaɪsɪkl]1. nounbicyclette f, vélo m• to ride a bicycle faire de la bicyclette or du vélo2. compounds[lamp, chain, bell] de bicyclette, de vélo* * *['baɪsɪkl] 1.noun bicyclette f, vélo (colloq) m2.on a/by bicycle — à bicyclette
noun modifier [ pump] à bicyclette; [ bell, chain, lamp] de bicyclette; [ hire, repair] de bicyclettes; [ race] cycliste3.intransitive verb aller à bicyclette -
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A n bicyclette f, vélo ○ m ; on a/by bicycle à bicyclette ; to ride a bicycle faire de la bicyclette ; to fall off a ou one's bicycle tomber de bicyclette ; to get on/off a bicycle monter à/descendre de vélo.B modif [clip, pump, ride, shed, tour] à bicyclette ; [bell, chain, lamp, wheel] de bicyclette ; [hire, repair] de bicyclettes.C vi aller à bicyclette. -
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5 bicycle lane
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6 bicycle messenger
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7 bicycle race
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8 bicycle rack
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9 bicycle track
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13 bicycle ergometer
cyclo-ergomètre, ergomètre à pédales, bicyclette ergométriqueEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > bicycle ergometer
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15 bicycle, safety, equipment
accessoires m de sécurité pour cyclistesEnglish-French legislative terms > bicycle, safety, equipment
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16 exercise bicycle
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17 exercise bicycle
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18 motor, assisted, bicycle
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bicycle
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Bicycle — Bi cy*cle, n. [Pref. bi + cycle.] A light vehicle having two wheels one behind the other. It has a saddle seat and is propelled by the rider s feet acting on cranks or levers. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Bicycle — (engl., spr. beißĭkl) zweiräderiges Fahrrad … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
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