Tires Meaning in English
word · lemma: tire
/ˈtaɪɝz/
tyrz
/tˈaɪəz/
ty-uhz
Definición
Rubber rings fitted around the wheels of a car, bike, or other vehicle, allowing it to move smoothly and safely. 'Tires' is the plural form of 'tire' in this meaning.
Uso & Matices
In American English, 'tire' means the rubber part on a wheel; in British English, 'tyre' is the usual spelling. Common collocations: 'flat tire', 'change a tire', 'tire pressure', and 'winter tires'. Do not confuse this noun with the verb 'tire' meaning 'make someone feel tired'.
Spanish: neumáticos - llantasPortuguese (BR): pneusPortuguese (PT): pneusChinese (Simplified): 轮胎Chinese (Traditional): 輪胎Hindi: टायरArabic: إطاراتBengali: টায়ারRussian: шиныJapanese: タイヤVietnamese: lốp xeKorean: 타이어Turkish: lastiklerUrdu: ٹائروںIndonesian: ban
Oraciones de Ejemplo
My car has new tires.
basic
The bike tires are black.
basic
We need to check the tires before the trip.
basic
These tires don't have much grip in the rain.
natural
I think the tires are getting a little worn out.
natural
If the tires are low on air, the car won't handle well.
natural