tricycle

Converse of object

• ride: My friend around the corner rode a tricycle which I was very jealous of.
• power: Sixty years later, the company's powered tricycle aims to repeat the trick.
• make: Three wheels, for example, makes a tricycle or trike.
• have: All the best Tony By the way: do you still have that tricycle?
• motorise: Until the penny dropped that it was just a plastic egg-box containing a motorized tricycle.
• use: Nearly all his life he was a dedicated cyclist, most often using a tricycle.

Adjective modifier

• recumbent: A recumbent tricycle is very good for people with balance problems.
• electric: Future: Erm - it sounds like quite a lot of money for an electric tricycle actually.
• tandem: They also have a tandem tricycle where the stoker sits in front of the pilot.
• small: My child simply wishes to take his small tricycle for a ride on the little grass area in front of our house.
• new: D to school, I push E on her new tricycle from MfdJ: she is learning how to steer - D helps.
• invalid: He was also pleased to have " argued for the mobility part [ of the Disability Living Allowance ] in place of invalid tricycles.

Modifies a noun

• undercarriage: However, it was a much more robust aircraft with a heavy-duty, tail wheel, tricycle undercarriage.
• gear: The Cessna 182 was introduced in 1956 as a tricycle gear variant of the 180.
• design: With a front load capacity of up to 200 kilos this traditional tricycle design can be tailored to suit your vending requirements.

Noun used with modifier

• motor: His son John remembers his father building a motor tricycle with a large tray on the rear to carry big his cameras.
• adult: The 4013 is well suited for utility trailers and adult tricycles where hauling heavy loads is needed.
• childrens: The company also developed a toy department which made childrens tricycles, swings and other items.

Preposition: with

• seat: Tricycle with seat There are many different designs of trike and some will be more appropriate for carrying children than others.

Preposition: for

• child: They also provide funding for tricycles for disabled children.