bike

B0244900 (bīk)n.1. A bicycle.2. A motorcycle.3. A motorbike.intr.v. biked, bik·ing, bikes To ride a bike.

[Shortening and alteration of bicycle.]

bike

(baɪk) n, vb1. informal short for bicycle, motorcycle2. on your bike slang Brit away you go3. get off one's bike slang Austral and NZ to lose one's self-controlnslang a promiscuous woman: the town bike.

bike

(bəɪk; baɪk) or

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na wasps' or bees' nestvb (intr) to swarm[C14: of uncertain origin]

bike

(baɪk)

n., v. biked, bik•ing. n. 1. a bicycle, motorbike, or motorcycle. v.i. 2. to ride a bike. [1880–85, Amer.; alter. of bicycle]

Bike

a swarm or crowd of people; a nest of wild bees; a beehive shaped stack of corn chaff; a teeming crowd; a “crew.”Examples: bike of ants; of beggars, 1785; of bumble bees, 1759; of wild bees.

bike

Past participle: biked
Gerund: biking

Imperative
bike
bike

Present
I bike
you bike
he/she/it bikes
we bike
you bike
they bike

Preterite
I biked
you biked
he/she/it biked
we biked
you biked
they biked

Present Continuous
I am biking
you are biking
he/she/it is biking
we are biking
you are biking
they are biking

Present Perfect
I have biked
you have biked
he/she/it has biked
we have biked
you have biked
they have biked

Past Continuous
I was biking
you were biking
he/she/it was biking
we were biking
you were biking
they were biking

Past Perfect
I had biked
you had biked
he/she/it had biked
we had biked
you had biked
they had biked

Future
I will bike
you will bike
he/she/it will bike
we will bike
you will bike
they will bike

Future Perfect
I will have biked
you will have biked
he/she/it will have biked
we will have biked
you will have biked
they will have biked

Future Continuous
I will be biking
you will be biking
he/she/it will be biking
we will be biking
you will be biking
they will be biking

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been biking
you have been biking
he/she/it has been biking
we have been biking
you have been biking
they have been biking

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been biking
you will have been biking
he/she/it will have been biking
we will have been biking
you will have been biking
they will have been biking

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been biking
you had been biking
he/she/it had been biking
we had been biking
you had been biking
they had been biking

Conditional
I would bike
you would bike
he/she/it would bike
we would bike
you would bike
they would bike

Past Conditional
I would have biked
you would have biked
he/she/it would have biked
we would have biked
you would have biked
they would have biked

bike

Past participle: biked
Gerund: biking

Imperative
bike
bike

Present
I bike
you bike
he/she/it bikes
we bike
you bike
they bike

Preterite
I biked
you biked
he/she/it biked
we biked
you biked
they biked

Present Continuous
I am biking
you are biking
he/she/it is biking
we are biking
you are biking
they are biking

Present Perfect
I have biked
you have biked
he/she/it has biked
we have biked
you have biked
they have biked

Past Continuous
I was biking
you were biking
he/she/it was biking
we were biking
you were biking
they were biking

Past Perfect
I had biked
you had biked
he/she/it had biked
we had biked
you had biked
they had biked

Future
I will bike
you will bike
he/she/it will bike
we will bike
you will bike
they will bike

Future Perfect
I will have biked
you will have biked
he/she/it will have biked
we will have biked
you will have biked
they will have biked

Future Continuous
I will be biking
you will be biking
he/she/it will be biking
we will be biking
you will be biking
they will be biking

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been biking
you have been biking
he/she/it has been biking
we have been biking
you have been biking
they have been biking

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been biking
you will have been biking
he/she/it will have been biking
we will have been biking
you will have been biking
they will have been biking

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been biking
you had been biking
he/she/it had been biking
we had been biking
you had been biking
they had been biking

Conditional
I would bike
you would bike
he/she/it would bike
we would bike
you would bike
they would bike

Past Conditional
I would have biked
you would have biked
he/she/it would have biked
we would have biked
you would have biked
they would have biked

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	bike - a motor vehicle with two wheels and a strong framemotorcyclekickstand - a swiveling metal rod attached to a bicycle or motorcycle or other two-wheeled vehicle; the rod lies horizontally when not in use but can be kicked into a vertical position as a support to hold the vehicle upright when it is not being riddenkick start, kick starter - a starter (as on a motorcycle) that is activated with the foot and the weight of the bodyminibike, motorbike - small motorcycle with a low frame and small wheels and elevated handlebarsautomotive vehicle, motor vehicle - a self-propelled wheeled vehicle that does not run on railsmudguard, splash guard, splash-guard - a curved piece above the wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle to protect the rider from water or mud thrown up by the wheelsdirt bike, trail bike, scrambler - a lightweight motorcycle equipped with rugged tires and suspension; an off-road motorcycle designed for riding cross country or over unpaved ground
	2.	bike - a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedalsbicycle, cycle, wheelbicycle-built-for-two, tandem bicycle, tandem - a bicycle with two sets of pedals and two seatsbicycle seat, saddle - a seat for the rider of a bicyclebicycle wheel - the wheel of a bicyclechain - a series of (usually metal) rings or links fitted into one another to make a flexible ligamentcoaster brake - a brake on a bicycle that engages with reverse pressure on the pedalshandlebar - the shaped bar used to steer a bicyclekickstand - a swiveling metal rod attached to a bicycle or motorcycle or other two-wheeled vehicle; the rod lies horizontally when not in use but can be kicked into a vertical position as a support to hold the vehicle upright when it is not being riddenall-terrain bike, mountain bike, off-roader - a bicycle with a sturdy frame and fat tires; originally designed for riding in mountainous countrymudguard, splash guard, splash-guard - a curved piece above the wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle to protect the rider from water or mud thrown up by the wheelsordinary bicycle, ordinary - an early bicycle with a very large front wheel and small back wheelfoot lever, foot pedal, treadle, pedal - a lever that is operated with the footpush-bike - a bicycle that must be pedaledsafety bicycle, safety bike - bicycle that has two wheels of equal size; pedals are connected to the rear wheel by a multiplying gearsprocket wheel, sprocket - thin wheel with teeth that engage with a chainvelocipede - any of several early bicycles with pedals on the front wheelwheeled vehicle - a vehicle that moves on wheels and usually has a container for transporting things or people; "the oldest known wheeled vehicles were found in Sumer and Syria and date from around 3500 BC"
Verb	1.	bike - ride a bicycle bicycle, pedal, wheel, cycleunicycle - ride a unicyclebackpedal - pedal backwards on a bicycleride - be carried or travel on or in a vehicle; "I ride to work in a bus"; "He rides the subway downtown every day"

bike

see bicycle

Translations

脚踏车

bicycle

(ˈbaisikl) noun (often abbreviated to bike (baik) , cycle (ˈsaikl) ) a pedal-driven vehicle with two wheels and a seat. 自行车 verb (usually abbreviated to ˈcycle) to ride a bicycle. He bicycled slowly up the hill.骑自行车

bike

→ 脚踏车zhCN

Where can I rent a bike? (US)
Where can I hire a bike? (UK) → 哪里能租到自行车？
I want to rent a bike (US)
I want to hire a bike (UK) → 我想租一辆自行车
Does the bike have gears? → 这辆自行车能换挡吗？
Does the bike have brakes? → 这辆自行车有刹车吗？
Does the bike have lights? → 这辆自行车有车灯吗？
Does the bike have coaster brakes? (US)
Does the bike have back-pedal brakes? (UK) → 这辆自行车有脚踏回转刹车功能吗？
When is the bike due back? → 自行车什么时候需要交回？
Where is the nearest bike repair shop? → 附近哪儿有自行车修理铺？
Can I keep my bike here? → 我可以把自行车停放在这儿吗？

bike

get on (one's) bike

To go out in pursuit of a job. Primarily heard in UK. You really need to get on your bike before all of your money runs out.See also: bike, get, on

on your bike

Go away and stop being annoying. (Often stylized as "on yer bike!") God, what a dreadful pun—on your bike! All right kids, on yer bikes, you're starting to get on my nerves!See also: bike, on

get off (one's) bike

To become angry or irritated. Primarily heard in Australia, Ireland. Don't get off your bike—I wasn't trying to insult you.See also: bike, get, off

On your bike!

and Go to your room!Sl. imperative. Get out of here!; Get on your bike and get out! What a bad joke! No puns allowed here! On your bike! That was a ridiculous remark. Go to your room!See also: on

get off your bike

AUSTRALIAN, INFORMALIf someone gets off their bike, they become so angry or upset that they cannot control themselves. It was just an accident — there's no need to get off your bike!See also: bike, get, off

get on your bike

BRITISH, INFORMAL1. People sometimes say get on your bike to tell someone that they no longer have a job. By the end of the week Neilsen had been told to get on his bike by new boss Jim Dale. Note: This expression is sometimes written `get on yer bike', to represent an informal pronunciation of `your'. `Get us promoted or get on yer bike!' That's Derby's ultimatum to their manager Andy Cox after their disappointing season.2. If you get on your bike, you make an effort to find work, travelling to different places. He will for ever be remembered for telling the unemployed to "get on your bike" even though he never said it.See also: bike, get, on

on your bike

BRITISH, INFORMALPeople sometimes say on your bike to tell someone angrily to go away. Go on, on your bike, mate! Note: This expression is sometimes spelled `on yer bike', to represent an informal pronunciation of `your'. I've had enough! On yer bike!See also: bike, on

get off your bike

become annoyed.Australian & New Zealand informal 1939 Xavier Herbert Capricornia ‘I tell you I saw no-one.’ ‘Don't get off your bike, son.—I know you're tellin' lies.’ See also: bike, get, off

on your bike!

1 go away! 2 take action! British informal Sense 2 became a catchphrase in 1980s Britain, when it was used as an exhortation to the unemployed to show initiative in their attempt to find work. It was taken from a speech by the Conservative politician Norman Tebbit in which he said of his unemployed father: ‘He did not riot, he got on his bike and looked for work.’See also: on

on your bike!

(British English, informal) a rude or humorous way of telling somebody to go away: ‘Can I borrow some money, Dave?’ ‘On your bike!’See also: on

bike

n. a motorcycle; a bicycle. You have to wear a helmet with a bike that size, don’t you?

bike boys

n. cops; the police. Look out! Here come the bike boys. See also: bike, boy

On your bike!

and Go to your room! imperative Get out of here!; Go away and stop bothing me. (Neither is to be taken literally.) What a bad joke! No puns allowed here! On your bike! Nasty mouth! Such talk! Go to your room! See also: on

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noun a motor vehicle with two wheels and a strong frame

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noun a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals

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verb ride a bicycle

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