bicycle: bi=2 cycle=circle/wheel.
monocycle: mono=1
tricycle: tri=three
If it doesn't have two wheels then by definition it cannot be called a bicycle .
No. The "bi" in "bicycle" is another word for "two". If it hasn't got two wheels, it can't be a bicycle.
bicycle is a vehicle usually with two wheels and a car is a vehicle with four wheels......Additional answerAlways with two wheels. The definition of bicycle is a two-wheeled vehicle. If it has more or less than 2 wheels then it's not a bicycle.A car is motorized and a bicycle is not. A bicycle saves energy. Of course, a 'motor' or 'electric' bicycle can be powered. Fundamentally a 'bicycle' has two wheels and a car has more (usually four).
'Motorbike' is short for motor bicycle, and a bicycle is a vehicle with two wheels.
It is to ride a bicycle.
The base word in "bicycle" is "cycle," which refers to a vehicle with two wheels. The prefix "bi-" in bicycle indicates that there are two of something, in this case, two wheels.
bicycle
Bicycle means having two wheels
Two, as in TWO WHEELS.
A bicycle or a motorcycle.
"2 W on a B" typically refers to "2 Wheels on a Bicycle." This is a common riddle or puzzle where the letters and numbers represent words. In this case, the number 2 represents the word "two," the letter W represents "wheels," and the letter B represents "bicycle."
The prefix is "bi." It means "two," referring to the fact that a bicycle has two wheels. The prefix on "tricycle" is "tri," and refers to three wheels.
Bi means two (for the two wheels).