Unicycled: meaning, definitions and examples
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unicycled
[ juːˈnaɪsaɪld ]
performing tricks
The term 'unicycled' refers to the action of riding or performing stunts on a unicycle, which is a one-wheeled vehicle. It involves maintaining balance and control while navigating on a single wheel, often requiring considerable skill and practice. The activity is seen as a form of entertainment and sport, incorporating elements of acrobatics and coordination. Unicycling can be done as a recreational activity or competitively, with enthusiasts often showcasing their abilities at events and competitions.
Synonyms
performing unicycle tricks, riding a unicycle, unicycle riding.
Examples of usage
- She unicycled across the park.
- He unicycled past the cheering crowd.
- They unicycled while juggling.
Translations
Translations of the word "unicycled" in other languages:
🇵🇹 monociclista
🇮🇳 एकपाद चक्र
🇩🇪 einen Einrad fahren
🇮🇩 bersepeda unicycle
🇺🇦 кататися на моноколесі
🇵🇱 jeździć na unicyklu
🇯🇵 一輪車に乗る
🇫🇷 faire du monocycle
🇪🇸 montar en monociclo
🇹🇷 tek tekerlekli bisiklet sürmek
🇰🇷 외발 자전거를 타다
🇸🇦 ركوب العجلة الأحادية
🇨🇿 jezdit na jednokolce
🇸🇰 jazdiť na jednokolke
🇨🇳 骑单轮车
🇸🇮 jahati na enokolesu
🇮🇸 ekki að hjóla á einsýnum
🇰🇿 бір дөңгелекті велосипедпен жүру
🇬🇪 ერთბორბლიანი ველოსიპედით სვლა
🇦🇿 monosiklet sürmək
🇲🇽 montar en monociclo
Etymology
The word 'unicycle' is derived from a combination of the prefix 'uni-' meaning 'one' and 'cycle', which originates from the Greek word 'kyklos' meaning 'circle' or 'wheel'. The concept of the unicycle began to take shape in the late 19th century, around the same time as bicycles became popular. The unicycle was initially an adaptation of the penny-farthing bicycle, where the front wheel was reduced to a single wheel. As unicycles evolved, they became distinct from bicycles, with advancements in design and functionality. They gained popularity as a circus act and a unique form of entertainment, leading to the development of unicycling as a sport. With time, it has garnered a community of enthusiasts who participate in performances and competitions, contributing to its growth and recognition as a legitimate form of physical activity.