Translation of 'wheel' in English

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wheel
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daisy printer orwheel
a wheel in a typewriter or word-processing machine that prints from letters mounted on the ends of spokes radiating from a spindle.
Ex. The 401 comes equipped with ... a daisy printer that can print out an average busines
wheel
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b. (Figurative.) in control.
Ex. His father's death left him at the wheel of the firm.' title='expr. at the wheel,
a. at the steering wheel.
Ex. You're at the wheel of a car that's sized for six-footers (Newsweek).
b. (Figurative.) in control.
Ex. His father's death left him at the wheel of the firm. in english'>expr. at the wheel,
a. at the steering wheel.
Ex. You're at the wheel of a car that's sized for six-footers (Newsweek).
b. (Figurative.) in control.
Ex. His father's death left him at the wheel of the firm. b. (Figurative.) in control.
Ex. His father's death left him at the wheel of the firm.' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
wheel
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expr. lock the wheels (or brakes), to apply the brakes of a vehicle hard enough to prevent the wheels from turning at all.
wheel
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expr. wheel and deal, (U.S. Slang.) to make deals, as in business or politics, in an aggressive, free-wheeling manner.
Ex. Unhampered by debates in press or Parliament, [it] can wheel and deal as it pleases, buying up surpluses here, dumping there
wheel
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expr. wheels within wheels, complicated circumstances, motives, influences, or forces.
Ex. There are wheels within wheels ... in the social world of Paris (H. S. Merriman).
wheel
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expr. wheels,
a. machinery; system.
Ex. the wheels of industry or of justice.
b. (U.S. Slang.) an automobile.
Ex. Guess what [she] was doing for wheels back in Washington ... a new 350-h.p. Corvette (Time).
wheel
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lantern pinion orwheel
a kind of gear, used especially in clocks. Lantern pinions have a circular top and bottom connected along the circumferences by staves inserted at equal distances, that serve as teeth; trundle; lantern.
wheel
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noun 1. a round frame that turns on a pin or shaft in its center. Wheels are used for moving vehicles and transmitting motion or power.
2a. any instrument, machine, apparatus, or other object shaped or moving like a wheel. A bicycle is often calle
wheel
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v.i. 1. to turn.
Ex. He wheeled around suddenly.
2. to turn or revolve about an axis or center, as a wheel does; rotate.
3. to turn to the right or left while in line.
4. (Figurative.) to change or reverse one's opinion, attitu
wheel
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v.t. 1. to turn (something) on or as if on a wheel or wheels; cause to revolve or rotate.
2. to cause (something) to move or perform in a curved or circular direction.
Ex. The rider wheeled his horse about.
3. to move on wheels.
wheel
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wheel, noun, verb.

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