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cartwheel

noun (a cartwheel, cartwheels); verb (cartwheel, cartwheels, cartwheeled, cartwheeling)

«cartwheel» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A cartwheel is a gymnastics move where you put your hands on the ground one after the other and swing your legs over your head in a circle, sideways, landing on your feet. tree →
  2. A cartwheel is the wheel of a cart. tree →
  3. To cartwheel is to do cartwheels, or to roll over and over sideways. tree →

In the lessons

In PE and gymnastics pupils learn to do cartwheels safely on a mat, with straight arms and legs. In everyday life children do cartwheels on the grass. In history carts had big wooden cartwheels with spokes. In maths, the body's movement in a cartwheel is like a wheel turning.

Examples

  • She did three cartwheels across the lawn. tree →
  • Can you do a cartwheel? tree →
  • Practise cartwheels on a soft mat. tree →
  • He cartwheeled across the gym. tree →
  • The old cart had a broken cartwheel. tree →
  • The car spun and cartwheeled off the road. tree →

Note

One word: cartwheel. Regular verb: cartwheeled. Safety: warm up first, do them on grass or mats, away from walls and other people.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/cartwheel/