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three-wheeler
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three-wheel·er (thrhwlr, -w-)
n.
A vehicle having three wheels, as a small, all-terrain motor vehicle.
three-wheeler
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) a light car that has three wheels
Translations
three-wheeler [ˈθriːˈwiːləʳ] N (= car) → coche m de tres ruedas; (= tricycle) → triciclo m
three-wheeler [ˌθriːˈwiːləʳ] n (car) → veicolo a tre ruote; (tricycle) → triciclo
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