spoke|spokes in English
noun
[spəʊk]
any of the bars that extend from the hub to the rim of a wheel; rung of a ladde
Use "spoke|spokes" in a sentence
1. Each pair of adjacent spokes defines a window therebetween.
2. In an aerodynamic first, Baker covered the spokes to reduce drag.
3. Bicycles fly everywhere, wheels roll past you, spokes end up in awkward places.
4. Take your hands off the spokes... or I'll bend a marlinspike around your loaf!
5. The spokes of the wheel diverge from the nub.
6. Their supports, rims,* spokes, and hubs were all of cast metal.
7. The Aileron wheel has a concave profile which accentuates the angled wheel spokes emulating a directional fan style
8. She spoke at length.
9. He spoke very softly .
10. He spoke a falsehood.
11. In the case of light alloy wheels, spokes and rim flange are considered a good sample taking area.
12. He spoke without preamble.
13. Michael spoke up diffidently.
14. He spoke with menace.
15. He spoke without reserve.
16. He notices that an excessive amount of snow and ice accumulates in the vehicle's wheel spokes.
17. The five spokes represent the original branches of the Academy: Actors, Writers, Directors, Producers, and Technicians.
18. Synonyms for Chorused include spoke together, spoken together, spoke at once, spoken at once, spoke in unison, spoken in unison, dueted, chanted, trilled and …
19. He spoke our lingo.
20. He spoke without pretension.
21. He spoke French fluently.
22. He spoke unto her.
23. Bicycles parts, in particular frames and frame parts, handle bars, wheels, spokes, pedals, chains, brakes, accelerators, gears
24. He spoke arrogantly, Bluffingly, threateningly
25. Rosalind spoke highly of you.