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Definitions from WordNet

Adjective three-wheel has 1 sense
  1. three-wheel, three-wheeled - of or relating to vehicles having three wheels; "a three-wheel bike"

Definitions from the Web

Term: Three-Wheel

Description

Three-wheel refers to anything composed of or related to three wheels. It can describe various vehicles, toys, or equipment that incorporate a tripartite wheeled structure. This term can also be used as an adjective to specify the number of wheels in a given context.

Senses and Usages

Noun: Three-Wheel

1. A vehicle with three wheels, often providing stability, maneuverability, and unique driving experience. They can vary from bicycles with an additional wheel, tricycles for adults or children, to motorized trikes such as motorcycles or auto-rickshaws.

Example: "He preferred commuting to work on a three-wheel, enjoying the open road while maintaining a stable balance."

Related products: Adult Tricycles, Electric Tricycles

Adjective: Three-Wheel

1. Describing something having three wheels.

Example: "The three-wheel skateboard he received as a gift allowed him to perform stunning tricks with remarkable stability."

Related products: Three-Wheel Skateboards

Verb: Three-Wheel

1. To ride, operate, or drive a three-wheeled vehicle.

Example: "She learned how to three-wheel her new motorcycle in just a few days, mastering the art of balance and control."

Related products: Three-Wheeled Motorcycles

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