pedaler (B2)
noun, verb
Pronunciation: /ˈpedl/
Definition
A lever that is operated with the foot to control a mechanism, such as the speed of a vehicle or the pitch of a musical instrument.
Examples
Press the brake pedal firmly to stop the car.
The pianist's feet moved quickly between the sustain and soft pedals.
She pushed the gas pedal to accelerate onto the highway.
How to Use pedaler
- pedal to the metal (idiom)
- To drive or move at the highest possible speed. — "The race car driver had the pedal to the metal all the way to the finish line."
- pedal away (phrasal verb)
- To ride a bicycle away from a place. — "He saw the thief and immediately pedaled away on his bike."
- pedal through (prepositional phrase)
- To ride a bicycle through a place or situation. — "They decided to pedal through the scenic countryside for the weekend."
Synonyms of pedaler
Words with a similar meaning to pedaler:
Antonyms of pedaler
Words with the opposite meaning to pedaler:
Browse the full Anaversity dictionary