pedal

/ped-l or, for 6-8, peed-l/US // ˈpɛd l or, for 6-8, ˈpid l //UK // (ˈpɛdəl) //

踏板,脚踏,踏板的作用,蹬车

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a foot-operated lever used to control certain mechanisms, as automobiles, or to play or modify the sounds of certain musical instruments, as pianos, organs, or harps.
- : a leverlike part worked by the foot to supply power in various mechanisms, as the bicycle.
- : Music. a foot-operated keyboard, as on an organ or harpsichord.any of the keys of such a keyboard.pedal point.

v.无主动词 verb

1
ped·aled, ped·al·ing or ped·alled, ped·al·ling.
- : to work or use the pedals, as in playing an organ or propelling a bicycle.

v.有主动词 verb

as inlever

Forms: pedaled, pedaling

Synonyms

This gives the car a quicker response to the accelerator pedal, it turns up the volume on the Enterprise-at-warp effect, and it turns the instrument panel orange as a reminder of the serious business at hand.
We rented road bikes from Lahaina’s West Maui Cycles, a full-service and friendly shop, for an 18-mile pedal to lovely Napili Bay and back.
There’s also one-pedal driving, which automatically applies the brakes just by lifting your foot off the accelerator.
We have to continue to put our foot on the pedal, we have to continue to push the issue because we’re not that type of team where we can just get comfortable, flip on a switch and just compete.
The next day, pedal 32 miles south along Highway 101 to Carpinteria State Beach, the closest place to pitch a tent near the infamous Rincon Point.
I strain and push and pedal and wonder, “When will this end?”
I push down on the pedal with my right leg and instead of propelling myself forward, I topple over sideways.
And when the AHA is reintroduced in parliament, as it inevitably will be, he can soft-pedal.
He'd pedal a few yards, then the handle bars would get away from him.
And together, they can successfully pedal a bike down a rather busy city street.
That is one of the places that when the pianists come to, they get their foot hard on to the and hold on to it—Herr Gott!

/ped-l or, for 6-8, peed-l/US // ˈpɛd l or, for 6-8, ˈpid l //UK // (ˈpɛdəl) //

踏板,脚踏,踏板的作用,蹬车

n.名词 noun

1
- : a foot-operated lever used to control certain mechanisms, as automobiles, or to play or modify the sounds of certain musical instruments, as pianos, organs, or harps.
- : a leverlike part worked by the foot to supply power in various mechanisms, as the bicycle.
- : Music. a foot-operated keyboard, as on an organ or harpsichord.any of the keys of such a keyboard.pedal point.

v.无主动词 verb

1
ped·aled, ped·al·ing or ped·alled, ped·al·ling.
- : to work or use the pedals, as in playing an organ or propelling a bicycle.

v.有主动词 verb

as inlever

Forms: pedaled, pedaling

Synonyms

This gives the car a quicker response to the accelerator pedal, it turns up the volume on the Enterprise-at-warp effect, and it turns the instrument panel orange as a reminder of the serious business at hand.
We rented road bikes from Lahaina’s West Maui Cycles, a full-service and friendly shop, for an 18-mile pedal to lovely Napili Bay and back.
There’s also one-pedal driving, which automatically applies the brakes just by lifting your foot off the accelerator.
We have to continue to put our foot on the pedal, we have to continue to push the issue because we’re not that type of team where we can just get comfortable, flip on a switch and just compete.
The next day, pedal 32 miles south along Highway 101 to Carpinteria State Beach, the closest place to pitch a tent near the infamous Rincon Point.
I strain and push and pedal and wonder, “When will this end?”
I push down on the pedal with my right leg and instead of propelling myself forward, I topple over sideways.
And when the AHA is reintroduced in parliament, as it inevitably will be, he can soft-pedal.
He'd pedal a few yards, then the handle bars would get away from him.
And together, they can successfully pedal a bike down a rather busy city street.
That is one of the places that when the pianists come to, they get their foot hard on to the and hold on to it—Herr Gott!