[wj bicyclist
bi-carb /'baikaib; NAmE -ka:rb/
noun [U]
{informal)
=SODIUM BICARBONATE
bi-car-bon-ate /.bai'kaibenat; NAmE -'ka:rb-/
noun [U]
{chemistry 化a salt made from carbonic acid containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen together with another element 碳酸氢益 bicarbonate of 'soda
noun [u] = sodium bicarbonate
bi^cen-ten-ary /.baisen'tiinari; NAmE -'ten-/ noun {pi. -ies) (6r£) (NAmE bi-cen-ten-nial)
the
year, or the day, when you celebrate an important event that happened exactly
200 years earlier *'200 周年;200 周年纪‘念日 ►
bi-cen-ten-ary adj. [only before noun] : bicentenary cdebrations * 200 周年庆典
bi-cen-ten-nial /.baisen'teniel/ noun {NAm^) = bicentenary ► bi-cen-ten-nial adj. [only before noun] (especially
bicky (also bikky) /'biki/ noun {pi. -ies)
{informal) a biscuit 饼丰 IT»TW1 big 'bickies {AustralE, NZ^, informal) a large sum of
money —大笔钱
bi-coast-al /.bai'kaostl; A/Awf -'koustl/ adj. [
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noun (also informal bike) a road vehicle with
two wheels that you ride by pushing the pedals
with your feet ‘行卷脚踏车:Jfe got on his bftycZe
and rode 〇在 他骑上自行承走 IV.
■ ◊ Wie went /or a bicyde ride on Simday.我们星期天骑自行车兜风孓。.
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verb [V, usually
+adv./prep.] ^old-fashioned) to go somewhere on a bicycle i compare bike,
cycle
'bicycle clip noun one of the two bands
that people wear around their ankles when they are riding a bicycle to stop
their trousers/pants getting caught in the chain裤管夹(骑自吞幸时用)
bicycle
lane (also
informal 'bike lane) noun (both
NAmE) = CYCLE LANE
bi-cyc-list /'baisiklist/ noun
{old-fashioned, in British English,/ormaZin North American English 英国英语:■中