Was heißt »Rad fah­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ra­deln:

bicycle

ride

Antonyme

eis­lau­fen:

ice-skate

skate

ge­hen:

be on

do

extend

go

go on

last

leave

operable

practicable

prove

reach

sell

tolerable

walk

work

jog­gen:

jog

lau­fen:

run

schwim­men:

bathe

be flat broke

convey by water

disunite

float

go

hesitate

lose control

stumble

swim (swimming)

swim

swimman

wallow

Englische Beispielsätze

• Do you want a bike?

• I want to learn how to ride a bike.

• My mother cannot ride a bicycle.

• I like to ride my bike.

• The journey is cheaper by bike.

• He's very happy with the new bike.

• My bike is red.

• A lunar cycle is shorter than a month.

• You never forget how to ride a bike.

• Remove the bike from the sidewalk!

• Let's hire a bike here.

• Are there any bike lanes in Algiers?

• Let's go for a bike ride.

• I prefer riding a bike to walking.

• I prefer bike-riding to walking.

• She's travelling by bike.

• She travels by bike.

• My grandad bought himself a decent bike, but didn't get round to using it.

• Tom rode his bike into a bookshop and crashed into the shelves.

• "I've finally learnt. I can finally ride a bike!" "Late, but better late than never, eh? Let's see then, Tom! Hop on and ride it a bit!"