pedal
ಪೆಡಲ್
definition
verb
they pedaled along the canal towpath
move by working the pedals of a bicycle.
noun
The same format was often imitated at the organ, the pedal taking the bass and the manuals the treble lines.
a foot-operated lever or control for a vehicle, musical instrument, or other mechanism, in particular.
adjective
Scaphopods burrow by projecting their foot into the substrate and contracting pedal retractor muscles to pull the animal downward.
of or relating to the foot or feet.
translation of 'pedal'
ತುಳಿ,
ಕಾಲಿನಿಂದ ಒತ್ತುವ
noun
ಪಾದ
example
She also is unafraid to be generous with the 'pedal' , yet clarity isn't sacrificed.
The large flat dash and the amount of room given to the driver, including acres of space beside the clutch 'pedal' , add to this feeling.
Skelton said investigators determined that a large rock was put on the gas 'pedal' , the vehicle slipped into gear and sent over a cliff.
I took this opportunity, not only to answer her question and remind her of the proper name for the damper 'pedal' , but also to explore the piano and how it worked.
I took the speaker and sat it on the sustain 'pedal' of a grand piano so the strings were all open.
He thrusts the gas 'pedal' to the floor and it burns rubber and takes off.
I was wobbly and unsure of myself as I pushed down on the 'pedal' , propelling the bike slowly forward.
His feet buried the clutch and brake 'pedal' into the floorboard.
I would 'pedal' my bike up back roads to visit them, and they would teach me radio.
The legendary Arkle was the King George VI champion in 1965 but during the following year's race he broke a 'pedal' bone.
The chain was rusty and it was hard to 'pedal' , but it was all we could afford.
The gear lever was at his right hand, the brake in the throttle 'pedal' 's usual place.
One way of detecting a bent crank or a bent pedal spindle is to 'pedal' backwards.
a brake 'pedal'
Then I had to 'pedal' on a bike for 10 minutes while she gradually beefed up the resistance and monitored my heart rate.
Today I asked your child to depress the right 'pedal' , to stop the action of the dampers so that the strings could vibrate freely.
Another moviegoer left his shoes, and a third his bike 'pedal' .
The 'pedal' of his bicycle tore into the calf of his leg and he required two operations, on Friday and Saturday, to clean and stitch the gaping wound.
Most actinarians are sessile; that is, they live attached to rocks or other substrates and do not move, or move only very slowly by contractions of the 'pedal' disk.
Scaphopods burrow by projecting their foot into the substrate and contracting 'pedal' retractor muscles to pull the animal downward.
They allow those adults to 'pedal' the trike around in the water.
The weather was getting progressively worse, making it harder to 'pedal' , but those in the lead kept pushing all the way to the finish.
The engine could then be restarted when the driver takes his foot off the brake 'pedal' .
The basic notes of his music are very few and usually surrounded by a haze of the overtones created by the damper 'pedal' of the piano.
The rider then has a choice: to stop the bike or to 'pedal' faster.
We may not reach sight reading at all during his lesson because he needs so much help using the damper 'pedal' correctly during one of his repertoire pieces.
Frequently the 'pedal' of the piano is held down for many minutes.
He glances at his left wrist, gauging how hard he should 'pedal' and how long he can last.
The throttle 'pedal' is smooth and not at all jerky.
The 'pedal' plays a large role in creating a musical perception of legato, and for small-handed pianists, it is indispensable.
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