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  1. cyclingnoun

    the sport of traveling on a bicycle or motorcycle

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  1. List of paraphrases for «cycling»:

    bicycle, bike, cyclist, biking, bicycling, cycle, bicycles, cycles, recycling, vélo

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  1. Benjamin Wilks:

    The BolderBoulder, for us, was a great way to showcase the service we provide, not necessarily to say it’s our target market, a 10K isn’t the distance where you’d need our service. Treatments are ideal for marathon runners, Ironman triathletes, long distance cycling, running or adventure races.

  2. Van Der Breggen:

    I didn’t expect all that when I started cycling at the age of seven, when I was that young I often went along to my brothers’ training riders and races. After having ridden a couple of races Van Der Breggen, I was sold.

  3. Christian Prudhomme:

    Germany is a major country in the world of cycling, thanks to ARD’s channels, I am delighted that the German public will be able to follow the Tour de France on German public TV, unencrypted, daily and live the race for the next two years.

  4. Charles Darwin:

    There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved.

  5. David Howman:

    You mold your style according the presidential requirements, i was a lawyer, a barrister who went to court every day. Every judge is different and you adapt your argument according to the judge so it sort of comes naturally. Howman, who often represented athletes in New Zealand who could not afford his services and paid in cricket bats and All-Blacks rugby jerseys, has been there through all the highs and lows. When WADA opened in 2003, drugs in sport had already become a worldwide epidemic and fair play was merely a quaint idea. Doping was firmly entrenched in the sporting culture, largely tolerated, if not tacitly accepted, by those who competed in everything from cycling’s Tour de France to baseball’s World Series. With no meaningful out-of-competition testing, a mish-mash of sanctions and banned substance lists, entrepreneurs such as BALCO mastermind Victor Conte operated in near impunity, pushing out designer steroids faster than tests could be developed to detect them. From a small headquarters in Montreal, WADA has grown into a global agency with four regional offices and 35 laboratories, although four are currently under suspension.


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  • pedal
  • cycle
  • cruise
  • drag
  • fly
  • guide
  • operate
  • propel
  • push
  • ride
  • run
  • send
  • speed
  • spin
  • start
  • steer
  • transport
  • travel
  • turn
  • actuate
  • advance
  • bicycle
  • bike
  • coast
  • cycle
  • dash
  • direct
  • handle
  • impel
  • manage
  • mobilize
  • motor
  • roll
  • tailgate
  • tool
  • wheel
  • bear down
  • burn rubber
  • burn up the road
  • fire up
  • floor it
  • lean on it
  • make sparks fly
  • pour it on
  • step on it
  • step on the gas
  • vehiculate

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Synonyms for Cycling

  • bicycle

    moving

  • bike

    moving

  • bicycling

  • pedal

    to bicycle

  • cycle

    moving

    to bicycle

  • wheel

    moving

  • wheeling

  • ride

    moving

  • pedaling

  • pedalling

  • steer

    moving

  • manage

  • transport

  • travel

  • speed

  • operate

  • push

  • cruise

  • start

  • fly

  • drag

  • run

  • propel

  • spin

  • send

  • guide

  • turn

  • step on the gas

  • burn up the road

  • fire up

Synonyms for Cycling

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Phrases with Cycling

How Cycling often is described

  • professional cycling

  • Olympic cycling

  • constant cycling

  • rapid cycling

  • standard cycling

  • tandem cycling

  • sudden cycling

  • blue cycling

  • red cycling

  • old cycling

Cycling is the first word in phrase

  • cycling road

  • cycling tour

  • cycling manager

  • cycling shorts

  • cycling event

  • cycling accident

  • cycling cap

  • cycling race

  • cycling music

  • cycling team

Cycling is the last word in phrase

  • power cycling

  • target cycling

  • action cycling

  • airlocks cycling

  • system cycling

  • bolt cycling

  • palette cycling

  • extension cycling

  • night cycling

  • stunt cycling

What is another word for cycling?

907 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ sˈa͡ɪklɪŋ], [ sˈa‍ɪklɪŋ], [ s_ˈaɪ_k_l_ɪ_ŋ]

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  • n.

    act (noun)

    • cycling.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • exercise,
    • hobby,
    • athletics,
    • competition,
    • sport.
  • v.

    bike (verb)

    • pedal.

    drive (verb)

    • motor,
    • fly,
    • transport,
    • travel,
    • bike,
    • step on the gas,
    • cycle,
    • coast,
    • actuate,
    • dash,
    • cruise,
    • mobilize,
    • advance,
    • Vehiculate,
    • fire up,
    • lean on it,
    • burn rubber,
    • operate,
    • tool,
    • make sparks fly,
    • roll,
    • send,
    • burn up the road,
    • run,
    • handle,
    • impel,
    • speed,
    • propel,
    • pour it on,
    • tailgate,
    • ride,
    • wheel,
    • direct,
    • bicycle,
    • bear down,
    • steer,
    • spin,
    • floor it,
    • start,
    • drag,
    • step on it,
    • turn,
    • manage,
    • guide,
    • push.

    recurring (verb)

    • oscillating,
    • Recurring,
    • Frequenting.

    rolling (verb)

    • rotating,
    • swirling,
    • whirling,
    • spinning,
    • revolving,
    • turning,
    • rolling.

    wandering (verb)

    • Jaunting,
    • marching,
    • journeying,
    • driving,
    • tripping,
    • Trekking,
    • Promenading,
    • walking,
    • wandering,
    • Sojourning,
    • coursing,
    • Hiking,
    • traveling,
    • Roaming,
    • rambling,
    • roving,
    • Strolling,
    • Ambling,
    • touring.
  • Other synonyms:

    Other relevant words:

    • institutionalize,
    • focal ratio,
    • institutionalise,
    • cycle per second,
    • take aim,
    • birl,
    • flee,
    • stop number,
    • interest,
    • rounding error,
    • annulus,
    • workout,
    • motorbike,
    • drag in,
    • fell,
    • feeler,
    • convolution,
    • frisk,
    • head start,
    • beginning,
    • function,
    • encourage,
    • offer,
    • senescent,
    • deflexion,
    • advertise,
    • hyphen,
    • mount,
    • light up,
    • engineer,
    • protrude,
    • joyride,
    • showtime,
    • playing field,
    • supervise,
    • putz,
    • melt,
    • twiddle,
    • walk-to,
    • sour,
    • steering wheel,
    • battlefield,
    • pep pill,
    • f number,
    • force back,
    • lilting,
    • excursive,
    • quicken,
    • equitation,
    • upgrade,
    • meandering,
    • pecker,
    • run for,
    • advanced,
    • circumnavigate,
    • bucket along,
    • phone,
    • tailspin,
    • lot,
    • by-line,
    • wake,
    • pushing,
    • lightsome,
    • scratch,
    • hightail it,
    • plain,
    • twisting,
    • gyrate,
    • hound,
    • tramp,
    • drift,
    • manoeuvre,
    • kick upstairs,
    • exert,
    • practice,
    • tantalize,
    • cause,
    • exercising,
    • affiliation,
    • hustle,
    • set off,
    • deal,
    • get,
    • curl,
    • transportation,
    • unravel,
    • mobilise,
    • transmit,
    • be given,
    • heat,
    • tend,
    • challenger,
    • champaign,
    • caper,
    • chain,
    • ecstasy,
    • cannonball along,
    • drag down,
    • gain,
    • doughnut,
    • transferral,
    • run around,
    • energy,
    • scout,
    • part,
    • rollick,
    • bear on,
    • hz,
    • hale,
    • jump,
    • zip,
    • deflection,
    • dart,
    • reverberate,
    • traffic circle,
    • smash,
    • progress,
    • hinge on,
    • take,
    • ravish,
    • elan,
    • mountain range,
    • templet,
    • run away,
    • commotion,
    • do by,
    • digression,
    • horseback riding,
    • vortex,
    • twist,
    • diversionary attack,
    • prank,
    • feed,
    • discursive,
    • round,
    • forward motion,
    • use,
    • dick,
    • endure,
    • hang back,
    • repetition,
    • flash,
    • crack,
    • treat,
    • pluck,
    • overture,
    • get behind,
    • border,
    • streamlet,
    • apprehend,
    • axial motion,
    • pop,
    • swiftness,
    • puff,
    • theatre,
    • locomote,
    • cps,
    • train,
    • hinge upon,
    • field of honor,
    • scope,
    • drag out,
    • enrapture,
    • rag,
    • mail,
    • elevate,
    • roll out,
    • drill,
    • depend on,
    • enthral,
    • roulette wheel,
    • escape,
    • swingy,
    • coil,
    • playing area,
    • mountain chain,
    • image,
    • dress circle,
    • initiate,
    • mastermind,
    • eddy,
    • handgrip,
    • comprehend,
    • organise,
    • bullock,
    • tangle,
    • seethe,
    • runaway,
    • ignite,
    • change of location,
    • pass on,
    • halo,
    • undulate,
    • speed up,
    • hertz,
    • trilled,
    • motive,
    • roach,
    • hasten,
    • vanish,
    • finagle,
    • throw out,
    • jape,
    • hoyden,
    • pealing,
    • private road,
    • guide on,
    • frighten away,
    • get going,
    • spark off,
    • aim,
    • bulge out,
    • pull,
    • panache,
    • locomotion,
    • devolve on,
    • axial rotation,
    • straggly,
    • execute,
    • scaffolding,
    • lark,
    • stove,
    • field of view,
    • prompt,
    • flair,
    • bleed,
    • search,
    • set about,
    • maneuver,
    • motivate,
    • calculate,
    • agitate,
    • move on,
    • grapple,
    • competitor,
    • gag,
    • hold,
    • centrifugal,
    • repel,
    • begin,
    • spark,
    • divagation,
    • running,
    • parkway,
    • surround,
    • example,
    • streak,
    • bunk,
    • get down,
    • lock,
    • target,
    • beforehand,
    • organize,
    • tip,
    • air,
    • progression,
    • whorl,
    • contend,
    • sprawling,
    • lean,
    • embark on,
    • circumference,
    • tape drive,
    • belt along,
    • get-go,
    • crowd,
    • grade,
    • first,
    • get by,
    • treadle,
    • bug out,
    • subject,
    • wander,
    • rivalry,
    • drum roll,
    • ramble,
    • slide,
    • athletic field,
    • deform,
    • instrument,
    • planetary,
    • hurrying,
    • turn over,
    • amphetamine,
    • senescence,
    • scarper,
    • take up,
    • peregrine,
    • ship,
    • trial,
    • usage,
    • bit,
    • contest,
    • impulsive,
    • revolve,
    • stir up,
    • test,
    • field of operations,
    • sphere,
    • tie-up,
    • flex,
    • feature,
    • inflame,
    • pull off,
    • plow,
    • advancement,
    • accelerate,
    • striation,
    • rotary,
    • change by reversal,
    • retarding force,
    • oscillation,
    • template,
    • cash advance,
    • reverse,
    • set ahead,
    • starting,
    • variation,
    • depend upon,
    • disport,
    • channelize,
    • roundabout,
    • raptus,
    • rush,
    • rolling wave,
    • scare away,
    • activate,
    • tour,
    • cart,
    • die hard,
    • rick,
    • race,
    • savvy,
    • grip,
    • bun,
    • straggling,
    • ageing,
    • go on,
    • scud,
    • set,
    • change state,
    • twirl,
    • footrace,
    • starting line,
    • tailboard,
    • vagabond,
    • journey,
    • motorcycle,
    • spin out,
    • pull ahead,
    • cope,
    • set forth,
    • bowl,
    • push button,
    • curlicue,
    • control,
    • sweep up,
    • carry off,
    • rally,
    • winding,
    • sideline,
    • puppet,
    • mob,
    • dredge,
    • practise,
    • button,
    • whirlpool,
    • wrench,
    • improvement,
    • tally,
    • razz,
    • scare,
    • wrap,
    • shape up,
    • discipline,
    • rope,
    • onward motion,
    • outset,
    • iteration,
    • cycles/second,
    • environ,
    • aviate,
    • lead off,
    • running game,
    • care,
    • lineal,
    • track down,
    • wangle,
    • trace,
    • arena,
    • call on,
    • verbatim,
    • thrust,
    • swinging,
    • range of mountains,
    • make do,
    • rapture,
    • tent flap,
    • fly ball,
    • tent-fly,
    • cooking stove,
    • rate,
    • gambol,
    • set out,
    • become,
    • grow,
    • effort,
    • incline,
    • tug,
    • flow,
    • running play,
    • racing circuit,
    • routine,
    • sprint,
    • electric circuit,
    • tumble,
    • rainfly,
    • fly sheet,
    • athletic competition,
    • drop behind,
    • bear down on,
    • wave,
    • fly the coop,
    • tool around,
    • force field,
    • mutant,
    • plough,
    • utilization,
    • tintinnabulation,
    • beam,
    • runnel,
    • tomboy,
    • frighten off,
    • in advance,
    • straight,
    • airfield,
    • grasp,
    • sail,
    • extend,
    • unmediated,
    • spare-time activity,
    • orchestrate,
    • twit,
    • travel rapidly,
    • manoeuver,
    • style,
    • sportswoman,
    • pursuit,
    • bailiwick,
    • scratch line,
    • roller,
    • summercater,
    • rival,
    • originate,
    • erratic,
    • rivulet,
    • isthmus,
    • connexion,
    • scuff,
    • move around,
    • rack,
    • theater,
    • marshal,
    • bout,
    • tie,
    • ravel,
    • number,
    • procession,
    • cover,
    • political campaign,
    • dah,
    • pelt along,
    • head for the hills,
    • mutation,
    • outpouring,
    • purl,
    • starting time,
    • ferment,
    • scroll,
    • athletic contest,
    • kitchen range,
    • straddle,
    • shipping,
    • antic,
    • rhythm,
    • fight,
    • nomadic,
    • resound,
    • come along,
    • startle,
    • negociate,
    • sportsman,
    • labor,
    • whirl around,
    • transfer,
    • hobbyhorse,
    • fun,
    • stria,
    • foot pedal,
    • campaign,
    • good turn,
    • cavort,
    • dig,
    • march,
    • hoop,
    • driveway,
    • anchor ring,
    • pathfinder,
    • hint,
    • gyre,
    • get-up-and-go,
    • reel,
    • ringlet,
    • sweep,
    • speeding,
    • hunt down,
    • paradiddle,
    • jaunt,
    • rill,
    • draw,
    • crop,
    • periodicity,
    • field of study,
    • oversee,
    • channel,
    • foot race,
    • contender,
    • pall,
    • pasture,
    • daunt,
    • knell,
    • haul,
    • field of operation,
    • area,
    • lam,
    • prick,
    • echo,
    • swan,
    • bankroll,
    • crook,
    • lead,
    • rank,
    • trigger off,
    • prevail,
    • reach,
    • bulge,
    • crusade,
    • driving force,
    • gyration,
    • ringing,
    • drag on,
    • release,
    • work out,
    • mobile,
    • refreshment,
    • tease,
    • advertize,
    • encircle,
    • dance band,
    • sprain,
    • orbit,
    • dance orchestra,
    • roll up,
    • call,
    • deviation,
    • commencement,
    • contention,
    • go,
    • scare off,
    • rise,
    • act,
    • turn of events,
    • bait,
    • discharge,
    • rophy,
    • betterment,
    • swirl,
    • light,
    • operate on,
    • take flight,
    • beat back,
    • drop back,
    • call up,
    • wrick,
    • send off,
    • banding,
    • commit,
    • laugher,
    • engage,
    • browse,
    • theatrical production,
    • win,
    • ram,
    • flying field,
    • cast,
    • line of business,
    • vaporize,
    • broadcast,
    • address,
    • come out,
    • make headway,
    • further,
    • skylark,
    • scat,
    • rocking horse,
    • cock,
    • start out,
    • travelling,
    • fly front,
    • trick,
    • creature,
    • directly,
    • bolt,
    • melt down,
    • shaft,
    • utilisation,
    • sit,
    • get on,
    • send out,
    • subject field,
    • wield,
    • skirt,
    • kitchen stove,
    • black market,
    • spell,
    • wing,
    • push back,
    • press down on,
    • embroil,
    • put-on,
    • guidebook,
    • exaltation,
    • chain of mountains,
    • commence,
    • shoot,
    • stray,
    • take to the woods,
    • enthrall,
    • ambit,
    • take off,
    • shoo-in,
    • head,
    • walk,
    • pedal point,
    • spin around,
    • trip,
    • walkaway,
    • boost,
    • range of a function,
    • turn on,
    • approach,
    • get the picture,
    • flap,
    • lark about,
    • hurry,
    • work,
    • seashore,
    • labour,
    • touch off,
    • point,
    • place,
    • closed chain,
    • tape transport,
    • start up,
    • persist,
    • confidential information,
    • physical exertion,
    • starting signal,
    • usher,
    • carry,
    • field of force,
    • delight,
    • charge,
    • glide,
    • field of battle,
    • oscillatory,
    • get ahead,
    • crash,
    • laugh,
    • conduct,
    • get along,
    • forget me drug,
    • palm,
    • get off,
    • move,
    • make out,
    • pack,
    • jocularity,
    • play,
    • order,
    • summon,
    • boast,
    • repulse,
    • supercharge,
    • weigh down,
    • trail,
    • employment,
    • electrical circuit,
    • bring forward,
    • course,
    • practice session,
    • fastness,
    • trigger,
    • lay out,
    • foot lever,
    • landing field,
    • roster,
    • sea-coast,
    • enchant,
    • wind,
    • theater of operations,
    • incite,
    • upper,
    • fling,
    • gain ground,
    • bend,
    • depart,
    • offset,
    • domain,
    • digressive,
    • hotfoot,
    • channelise,
    • hunt club,
    • seacoast,
    • hie,
    • bring off,
    • theatre of operations,
    • come on,
    • taunt,
    • avocation,
    • consort,
    • mesh,
    • connection,
    • ladder,
    • telephone,
    • kickoff,
    • vagabondage,
    • twine,
    • study,
    • stripe,
    • rove,
    • rush along,
    • battleground,
    • station,
    • promote,
    • rolled,
    • velocity,
    • gang,
    • press,
    • peal,
    • tantalise,
    • roam,
    • pass,
    • turn tail,
    • blowout,
    • force,
    • march on,
    • graze,
    • physical exercise,
    • pop out,
    • scoot,
    • post,
    • lap,
    • subject area,
    • movement,
    • array,
    • superintend,
    • ply,
    • break away,
    • wheel around,
    • conveyance,
    • pilot,
    • raise,
    • recitation,
    • ripening,
    • overbear.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • hunt,
    • sequencing,
    • bounding,
    • diversion,
    • circling,
    • zoning,
    • pastime,
    • whirl,
    • compass,
    • ring,
    • circulating,
    • circle,
    • motorcycling,
    • frolic,
    • timing,
    • joke,
    • rounding,
    • Charging,
    • drive,
    • hunting,
    • riding,
    • pedalling,
    • aging,
    • range,
    • cyclicity,
    • recreation,
    • pedaling,
    • Trolling,
    • romp,
    • repeating,
    • belting,
    • biking,
    • circulation,
    • dune cycling,
    • association,
    • field,
    • bicycling,
    • circuit,
    • wheeling,
    • Staving,
    • circuiting,
    • horsemanship,
    • looping,
    • backpedalling,
    • jest,
    • Phasing,
    • Chaining,
    • band,
    • orbiting,
    • staging.

How to use «Cycling» in context?

Cycling is one of the oldest forms of transportation and one of the most popular in the world. It comes in many different forms and is enjoyed by people of all ages. Cycling can be done as a leisure activity or as a form of exercise. It is also a great way to get around town and see the sights. There are many types of bicycles, from racing bicycles to leisure bicycles, and each has its own benefits and drawbacks. Here are some facts about cycling:

-Cycling has many benefits. It is a great way to stay fit and healthy, as it is a form of aerobic exercise.

Paraphrases for Cycling:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      cycle, cycles.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      cycle.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      bicycling.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      bicycling.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      GSS.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      cyclic.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      controlling, coping, Sustaining.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      bicycle, bike, bicycles, biking.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      bicycle, bike, biking.

Homophones for Cycling:

  • challenge, clank, clemency, colonic, clamminess, calamus, coiling, chlamys, calling, clams, clemenceau, cling, clonus, cleaning, clinch, ceiling, cloning, clench, climax, collinsia, clink, ceylonese, clownish, clean house, clumsy, chaise longue, clowning, clonic, calumnious, callowness, colinus, casualness, cleanse, chilliness, chalons, column inch, clinic, clunky, coolness, colonise, cooling, coleonyx, collins, clannish, clang, cowling, clemens, calmness, chilling, colonize, chilomeniscus, cloying, cyclonic, chukchi language, clunk, calming, cleanness, clunch.

Hyponym for Cycling:

  • n.

    • act
      sport, athletics.

Detailed Synonyms for cycling in English

cycling:

  1. the cycling

    – the sport of traveling on a bicycle or motorcycle
    1

    the cycling

    – the sport of traveling on a bicycle or motorcycle
    1

Alternate Synonyms for «cycling»:

Related Definitions for «cycling»:

cycle:

  1. to cycle
  2. to cycle

    – recur in repeating sequences
    1

    to cycle

    – recur in repeating sequences
    1


    • cycle

      verb
      (cycles, cycled, cycling)

  3. to cycle

    – ride a bicycle
    1

  4. to cycle

    – ride a motorcycle
    1

  5. to cycle

    – pass through a cycle
    1

    to cycle

    – pass through a cycle
    1


    • cycle

      verb
      (cycles, cycled, cycling)

  6. to cycle

    – cause to go through a recurring sequence
    1

    to cycle

    – cause to go through a recurring sequence
    1


    • cycle

      verb
      (cycles, cycled, cycling)

Conjugations for cycle:

present
  1. cycle
  2. cycle
  3. cycles
  4. cycle
  5. cycle
  6. cycle
simple past
  1. cycled
  2. cycled
  3. cycled
  4. cycled
  5. cycled
  6. cycled
present perfect
  1. have cycled
  2. have cycled
  3. has cycled
  4. have cycled
  5. have cycled
  6. have cycled
past continuous
  1. was cycling
  2. were cycling
  3. was cycling
  4. were cycling
  5. were cycling
  6. were cycling
future
  1. shall cycle
  2. will cycle
  3. will cycle
  4. shall cycle
  5. will cycle
  6. will cycle
continuous present
  1. am cycling
  2. are cycling
  3. is cycling
  4. are cycling
  5. are cycling
  6. are cycling
subjunctive
  1. be cycled
  2. be cycled
  3. be cycled
  4. be cycled
  5. be cycled
  6. be cycled
diverse
  1. cycle!
  2. let’s cycle!
  3. cycled
  4. cycling

1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

  1. the cycle

    the bicycle; the bike

    – a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals
    1


    • bike

      [the ~]
      noun

    the push-bike

    – a bicycle that must be pedaled
    1

  2. the cycle
  3. the cycle
  4. the cycle

    – a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals
    1

    the cycle; the bike; the wheel; the bicycle

    – a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals
    1


    • bike

      [the ~]
      noun

  5. the cycle

    – a single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon
    1

    the cycle; the oscillation

    – a single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon
    1

  6. the cycle

    – a periodically repeated sequence of events
    1

    the cycle

    – a periodically repeated sequence of events
    1

  7. the cycle

    – a series of poems or songs on the same theme
    1

    the cycle

    – a series of poems or songs on the same theme
    1

  8. the cycle

    – the unit of frequency; one hertz has a periodic interval of one second
    1

  9. the cycle

    – an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs
    1

    the cycle; the round; the rhythm

    – an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs
    1

  10. the cycle

    – A user-defined period of time during which you can schedule form data entry, review, or approval, or report review or approval through assignments, or schedule server actions, also known as jobs. Cycle also defines the time period for which data can be submitted.
    2

    the cycle

    – A user-defined period of time during which you can schedule form data entry, review, or approval, or report review or approval through assignments, or schedule server actions, also known as jobs. Cycle also defines the time period for which data can be submitted.
    2

Related Words for «cycle»:

Alternate Synonyms for «cycle»:

Related Definitions for «cycle»:

Related Synonyms for cycling

  • 1
    cycling

    Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > cycling

  • 2
    cycling

    Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > cycling

  • 3
    cycling

    cycling повторять. циклическая работа см. также cycle

    Персональный Сократ > cycling

  • 4
    cycling

    Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > cycling

  • 5
    cycling

    циклическое изменение; периодическое повторение

    cycling of the control

    engine cycling

    fatigue cycling

    load cycling

    nosewheel cycling

    on-off cycling

    pressure cycling

    rotor speed cycling

    temperature cycling

    thermal cycling

    throttle cycling

    wing cycling

    Авиасловарь > cycling

  • 6
    cycling

    Англо-русский строительный словарь > cycling

  • 7
    cycling

    Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > cycling

  • 8
    cycling

    циклическая работа; циклическое испытание; циклирование; чередование; периодическое изменение регулируемой величины; циклическая обработка; циклическое изменение величины

    English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > cycling

  • 9
    cycling

    3. проведение цикла [циклического режима]

    5. циклический, периодический

    * * *

    сайклинг, рециркуляция

    * * *

    1) циклическое изменение; периодическое изменение || циклический; периодический


    — gas cycling
    — continuous gas cycling

    * * *

    Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > cycling

  • 10
    cycling

    [ˈsaɪklɪŋ]

    cycling pres. p. от cycle cycling езда на велосипеде cycling вчт. зацикливание cycling вчт. циклическая работа

    English-Russian short dictionary > cycling

  • 11
    cycling

    1. n спец. циклическое повторение, циклирование

    2. n велоспорт

    English-Russian base dictionary > cycling

  • 12
    cycling

    циклически повторяющий; циклическая работа

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > cycling

  • 13
    cycling

    Англо-русский словарь по компьютерной безопасности > cycling

  • 14
    cycling

    English-Russian electronics dictionary > cycling

  • 15
    cycling

    The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > cycling

  • 16
    cycling

    English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > cycling

  • 17
    cycling

    проведение цикла; чередование; колебание; периодическое изменение регулируемой величины; подача импульсов; II цикличный; периодический


    — cycling stresses

    Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > cycling

  • 18
    cycling

    периодический режим; периодическое изменение регулируемой величины

    English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cycling

  • 19
    cycling

    Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > cycling

  • 20
    cycling

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > cycling

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