cycling

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcyclingcy‧cling /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/ noun [uncountable] especially British English the activity of riding a bicycleExamples from the Corpuscycling• Unlike the motor car, cycling creates no congestion and no pollution and it provides the rider with essential healthy exercise.• Because as she cycled out of Purton, she had passed Herbie Connors cycling in.• Your ride to Lincoln will probably illustrate how awful long-distance cycling in Britain can be, and how few facilities are provided.• In another case, two police officers spotted a man cycling without his hands on the handlebars.• These provide a sustained steam of energy during the prolonged physical exertion required for professional cycling or tennis.• We also promote recreational cycling in the countryside.

单词	cycling
释义	cycling From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcyclingcy‧cling /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/ noun [uncountable] especially British English the activity of riding a bicycleExamples from the Corpuscycling• Unlike the motor car, cycling creates no congestion and no pollution and it provides the rider with essential healthy exercise.• Because as she cycled out of Purton, she had passed Herbie Connors cycling in.• Your ride to Lincoln will probably illustrate how awful long-distance cycling in Britain can be, and how few facilities are provided.• In another case, two police officers spotted a man cycling without his hands on the handlebars.• These provide a sustained steam of energy during the prolonged physical exertion required for professional cycling or tennis.• We also promote recreational cycling in the countryside.
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