cyclist
pronunciation
How to pronounce cyclist in British English:
UK [ˈsaɪklɪst]
How to pronounce cyclist in American English:
US [ˈsaɪklɪst]
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- Noun:
- a person who rides a bicycle
Word Origin
- cyclist (n.)
- "bicyclist," 1882; see bicycle + -ist. Saxonists preferred wheelman.
Example
- 1. A day-and-a-half south of budapest I met a very cheerful japanese cyclist coming in the opposite direction .
- 2. Next , I can put the magnitude of the air resistance in for the force of the cyclist .
- 3. If you 're approaching another runner or cyclist and need to pass them , let them know on which side you 're trying to pass .
- 4. If you 're a serious cyclist or know someone who is , you probably know that over the years , the stuff really good bikes are made of has changed .
- 5. So , at a constant speed the force from the cyclist will have the same magnitude as the air resistance force .