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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

wheeling and dealing [ˌwiːlɪŋ ən ˈdiːlɪŋ] SUST. coloq.

wheeling and dealing
trapicheos mpl coloq.
wheeling and dealing
tejemanejes mpl coloq.

I. wheel [ingl. am. (h)wil, ingl. brit. wiːl] SUST.

1.1. wheel (of vehicle):

1.2. wheel:

1.3. wheel:

1.4. wheel (in torture):

2. wheel:

coger el volante esp Esp.
coger el timón esp Esp.

3. wheel <wheels, pl > coloq. (car):

4. wheel ingl. brit. MILIT.:

II. wheel [ingl. am. (h)wil, ingl. brit. wiːl] V. trans.

wheel bicycle/wheelchair
wheel person

III. wheel [ingl. am. (h)wil, ingl. brit. wiːl] V. intr.

1. wheel (turn suddenly):

wheel, a. wheel around, ingl. brit. wheel round person:
wheel, a. wheel around, ingl. brit. wheel round person:
wheel, a. wheel around, ingl. brit. wheel round person:
to wheel and deal coloq.

2. wheel ingl. brit. MILIT.:

3. wheel (circle):

wheel birds:

wheel in V. [ingl. am. (h)wil -, ingl. brit. wiːl -], wheel on V. (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

wheel in expert/witness:

spinning wheel SUST.

spur wheel SUST.

steering wheel SUST.

1. steering wheel MOTOR:

timón m Col. Perú

2. steering wheel NÁUT.:

wheel reflector SUST.

wheel clamp SUST.

driving wheel SUST.

driving wheel MOTOR, FERRO., TÉC.

daisy wheel SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

wheeling [ˈwi:lɪŋ] SUST. sin pl.

wheeling and dealing pey. coloq.

I. wheel [wi:l] SUST.

1. wheel (of vehicle):

2. wheel TÉC.:

3. wheel AUTO.:

4. wheel pl coloq. (vehicle, car):

5. wheel NÁUT.:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be hell on wheels ingl. am. coloq.
to spin one's wheels ingl. am.
to have wheels within wheels ingl. brit.

II. wheel [wi:l] V. trans.

III. wheel [wi:l] V. intr.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to wheel and deal coloq.

wheel round V. intr.

wheel brace SUST.

wheel in V. trans.

1. wheel in (roll in):

2. wheel in fig. coloq. (introduce):

I. wheel clamp SUST.

II. wheel clamp V. trans.

spinning wheel SUST.

nose-wheel SUST.

daisy wheel SUST.

Ferris wheel [ˈferɪsˌwi:l] SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

I. wheel [hwil] SUST.

1. wheel (of vehicle):

2. wheel TÉC.:

3. wheel AUTO.:

4. wheel:

wheels argot (vehicle, car)

5. wheel NÁUT.:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. wheel [hwil] V. trans.

III. wheel [hwil] V. intr.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to wheel and deal coloq.

mill wheel SUST.

spinning wheel SUST.

daisy wheel SUST.

wheel around V. intr.

Ferris wheel [ˈfer·ɪs·ˌhwil] SUST.

steering wheel SUST.

guía f P. Rico
steering wheel of ship

nose wheel SUST.

rear-wheel drive SUST.

sprocket [ˈsprak·ɪt] SUST., sprocket wheel SUST.

Present
Iwheel
youwheel
he/she/itwheels
wewheel
youwheel
theywheel
Past
Iwheeled
youwheeled
he/she/itwheeled
wewheeled
youwheeled
theywheeled
Present Perfect
Ihavewheeled
youhavewheeled
he/she/ithaswheeled
wehavewheeled
youhavewheeled
theyhavewheeled
Past Perfect
Ihadwheeled
youhadwheeled
he/she/ithadwheeled
wehadwheeled
youhadwheeled
theyhadwheeled

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The main differences were a smaller steering wheel, the sunroof (moonroof) being a cost option and rear passenger head restraints were not available at all.
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The pitman arm attaches to the center link and is moved by turning the steering wheel.
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The steering wheel can be removed to make getting in and out easier, as in the original.
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Some other features were the tilt steering wheel, deep zippered pockets on the backs of the front seats, and a tonneau cover under the liftback.
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A steering wheel on the platform moved a large pair of skis beneath the platform.
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