wheelchair

Converse of object

• motorise: The site is predominantly laid to gravel paths and motorized wheelchairs are recommended.
• bind: The bar has a low section in the bar top so wheelchair bound people can get served.
• propel: If you propel the wheelchair yourself a tray will let you carry objects.
• accommodate: Withdrawn in 1954, later adapted to accommodate wheelchairs.
• maneuver: It should also have enough space outside the door to maneuver that wheelchair.
• fold: My wife and I got into the car, with the wheelchair folded into the boot of the car.

Preposition: for

• mobility: He has muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair for mobility.
• hire: Please note that Theatr Mwldan does not have a wheelchair for hire at the present moment.

Adjective modifier

• manual: There is a manual wheelchair available from the shop.
• electric: She has recently been allocated an electric wheelchair which she controls herself.
• folding: Passengers ' folding wheelchairs will be carried free of charge in addition to their normal baggage allowance.
• lightweight: He has set himself a fundraising target of £ 2,000, the cost of a lightweight manual wheelchair.
• autonomous: Stable Encoding of Robot Trajectories using Normalized Radial Basis Functions: Application to an Autonomous Wheelchair.

Modifies a noun

• user: Once inside your building can a wheelchair user get to use all customer areas or make use of your service unaided?
• basketball: We are lucky in Hampshire to have two Wheelchair Basketball teams.
• access: Access: Limited wheelchair access, no adapted toilets.
• ramp: The busses are fitted with wheelchair ramps in both doors.
• lift: Neither group is catered for by coaches with wheelchair lifts.
• tennis: For more than 10 years she has worked with a number of squads including hockey, rowing, weightlifting and wheelchair tennis.

Noun used with modifier

• on-board: Develop a draft specification for an on-board wheelchair for use on aircraft.