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Перевод: pedalling

[существительное]
педаляж ; педализация

Тезаурус:

1. And if the road starts to go downhill, you can even pick up speed without any further pedalling.
2. Students say that pedalling helps their concentration - they have to use their brains because they don't have hands free to open dictionaries - and that the class helps to reduce the boredom of pedalling for an hour.
3. Top cyclists ride over hills rather than up them, the gradients scarcely affecting their rhythm, the gears helping to keep the pedalling rate more or less constant.
4. But when the road levels out, you will eventually have to start pedalling again.
5. He sensed that even if he stopped pedalling, it would still somehow compel him forward.
6. In Mandalay, Kington drove round with an Australian who took a detached interest while overtaking a pair of cyclists in line abreast, pedalling hand-in-hand all over the road.
7. On the left a businessman is dictating a letter to be typed, pedalling at a treadle-powered Graphophone to give better speed control than possible with a hand-crank.
8. Where other kings and queens have adjusted to the spirit of the age, installed in some suburban villa, pedalling a bicycle around town, the House of Windsor retains palaces, massive estates and considerable influence.
9. Pedalling up to the office in the mornings, with the bike wheels crunching on the thick white frost, I would arrive with bright red cheeks and breath coming out like steam, and once the Met Officer commented, after I had given him a cheerful, early morning smile, "You don't know what a difference it makes to your face when you smile!
10. All that pummelling, and pedalling, and pounding, and sweating
11. By leaning her back against it and pedalling with her feet she could move it forwards inches at a time.
12. The car must have been exceptionally sturdy for it often had me driving and pedalling like mad, with one friend perched on the bonnet and another on the back.
13. It's to recover a pedalling rhythm that has been temporarily lost.