wheel

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wheel
[wiːl]
sustantivo
1rueda (f) (on car, trolley)
  • the wheel of fortune -> la rueda de la fortuna
2volante (m) (for steering)timón (m) (Andes); timón (m)
  • to be at or behind the wheel (of boat) -> ir al volante
verbo transitivo
3empujar, hacer rodar (push)
verbo intransitivo
4girar, dar vueltas (turn)

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wheel [uil-chear]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Rodar, moverse por la tierra dando vuelts alrededor del eje o centro del cuerpo que se mueve. (n)
2Rodar, moverse alguna cosa con rueda (n)
sustantivo
3Rodar, divagar, andar de acá para allá o por muchas partes; girar, volar.
4Rodar, suceder las cosas casualmente y como en el trascurso del tiempo.
5Rodar o hacer rodar, transportar, llevar sobre rueda
sustantivo
6Volver, girar, dar vuelta o vueltas a alguna cosa.
7Proveer de una rueda.
8Formar o trabajar con rueda.
  • To wheel about ->
va.

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wheel [wiːl]
noun
1 rueda; (f) (steering wheel) volante; (m) (Náut) timón; (m) (potter's) torno; (m)
a basket on wheels una cesta con ruedas; to be at behind the wheelor estar al volante; to take the wheel tomar el volante
"Do you own a house?" the magistrate said. "No m'lud," she said. `But I have wheels." tracción $ a las cuatro ruedas rear wheel drive
big
2 (Mil) vuelta; (f) conversión; (f)
a wheel to the right una vuelta hacia la derecha
3 wheels coche; (m)
do you have wheels? (informal) ¿tienes coche?
4 (in fig phrases)
the wheel of fortune la rueda de fortuna; the wheels of government el mecanismo del gobierno
there are wheels within wheels esto es más complicado de lo que parece; esto tiene su miga
verb:transitive
(push) [+bicycle, pram] empujar; [+child] pasear en cochecito
we wheeled it over to the window lo empujamos hasta la ventana; when it broke down I had to wheel it cuando se averió tuve que empujarlo
verb:intransitive
1 (roll) rodar
2 (turn) girar; [+bird] revolotear
to wheel left (Mil) dar una vuelta hacia la izquierda; to wheel round [+person] girar sobre los talones
3
to wheel and deal (informal) andar en trapicheos; (informal) hacer chanchullos; (informal)
modifier
wheel horse (informal) (n) (US) trabajadoratrabajadora infatigable;a trabajadora (m) (f) mula de carga; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "wheel"

Imperative
  • wheel
  • you wheel
  • he/she wheels
  • we wheel
  • you wheel
  • they wheel
Preterite
  • I wheeled
  • you wheeled
  • he/she wheeled
  • we wheeled
  • you wheeled
  • they wheeled
Present Continuous
  • I am wheeling
  • you are wheeling
  • he/she is wheeling
  • we are wheeling
  • you are wheeling
  • they are wheeling
Present Perfect
  • I have wheeled
  • you have wheeled
  • he/she has wheeled
  • we have wheeled
  • you have wheeled
  • they have wheeled
Past Continuous
  • I was wheeling
  • you were wheeling
  • he/she was wheeling
  • we were wheeling
  • you were wheeling
  • they were wheeling
Past Perfect
  • I had wheeled
  • you had wheeled
  • he/she had wheeled
  • we had wheeled
  • you had wheeled
  • they had wheeled
Future
  • I will wheel
  • you will wheel
  • he/she will wheel
  • we will wheel
  • you will wheel
  • they will wheel
Future Perfect
  • I will have wheeled
  • you will have wheeled
  • he/she will have wheeled
  • we will have wheeled
  • you will have wheeled
  • they will have wheeled
Future Continuous
  • I will be wheeling
  • you will be wheeling
  • he/she will be wheeling
  • we will be wheeling
  • you will be wheeling
  • they will be wheeling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been wheeling
  • you have been wheeling
  • he/she has been wheeling
  • we have been wheeling
  • you have been wheeling
  • they have been wheeling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been wheeling
  • you will have been wheeling
  • he/she will have been wheeling
  • we will have been wheeling
  • you will have been wheeling
  • they will have been wheeling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been wheeling
  • you had been wheeling
  • he/she had been wheeling
  • we had been wheeling
  • you had been wheeling
  • they had been wheeling
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