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wheel

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: wheels過去形: wheeled過去分詞: wheeled現在分詞: wheeling

The word carries a strong association with momentum and inevitability. It suggests a cycle that once started, is difficult to stop, often evoking a sense of mechanical precision or a repetitive loop of events. This is why it is frequently used to describe fate or systemic power structures that rotate independently of human will. In a practical sense, the term shifts from a literal tool of mobility to a symbol of control, such as in the phrase taking the wheel. Here, the physical act of steering becomes a metaphor for leadership and agency over one's own life or a specific situation.

Countable when referring to the physical circular discs on a vehicle. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of rotary motion or the mechanism of a wheel.

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名詞
[someone][something]

A circular object that rotates on an axle and is used for transportation.

"The front wheel of the bicycle is punctured."

他動詞
[something]

To push or move something on wheels.

"The nurse wheeled the patient into the operating room."

自動詞
[someone][something]

To move in a circular motion or to turn suddenly.

"The hawk wheeled over the field in search of prey."

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