Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. The act, sport, or technique of riding or racing on a bicycle, motorcycle, or similar vehicle.
- adj. Relating to or used in cycling.
Wiktionary
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. The act, art, or practice, of riding a cycle, esp. a bicycle or tricycle.
WordNet 3.0
- n. the sport of traveling on a bicycle or motorcycle
Examples
“LVG: The mental game in cycling is very important.”
A conversation with current world’s No. 1 female cyclocrosser Laura Van Gilder
“Mountain cycling is the best way to traverse Michoacán, exploring totally hidden routes, crossing farm fields, steep mountains and tree-filled ranges, experiencing the range of climatic changes from the forest cold to the heat of the Tierra Caliente and the tropical warmth of the coast.”
“The women's field in cycling is much deeper, and they only have two or three spots every Olympics.”
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“Giro organizers announced Tuesday that they want this year's race to be the most controlled event in cycling history, with 520 total tests planned up from the 340 blood tests and 141 urine exams last year.”
“I think it's because cycling is still seen as "alternative" or "weird".”
“And, of course, the slick, certain cycling that made the gun famous in the first place.”
“AIGLE, Switzerland (AP) Alejandro Valverde took top spot in cycling's world rankings Monday as he waits for a court ruling that could ban him from racing worldwide for doping.”
“They are not 100% reliable in cycling under some conditions.”
“Austrian cyclist Christof Kerschbaum will be the first athlete to go on trial since selling doping products became a criminal offense in ... cycling | Comment | Recommend”
“Vinokourov won the 258-kilometer (160-mile) race, the oldest and one of the most prestigious classics in cycling, in 6 hours 37.48 minutes, holding a six-second gap over Kolobnev.”
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