biking

biking — 動詞

1. to travel from one place to another by riding a bicycle, especially for daily tr

1.動詞不及物A2
釋義

騎單車

騎腳踏車出行

to travel from one place to another by riding a bicycle, especially for daily trips such as going to work, school, or a shop

例句

Nora bikes to school every morning because it is faster than walking.

Nora 每天早上騎單車上學,因為比走路快。

bike + to + [place] for everyday transport

Instead of driving, Takeshi decided to bike to the public library.

Takeshi 決定不開車,改騎單車去圖書館。

同義詞
  • cycle

    more formal, common in British English

  • ride a bike

    more explicit; used when emphasising the action itself rather than the destination

反義詞
  • drive

    travel by car instead of bicycle

  • walk

    travel on foot instead of bicycle

文法句型

bike + to/along/through + [place]

用法筆記

Frequently used with a destination phrase (to/along/through + place). In British English, 'cycle' is a more formal equivalent.

常見錯誤

I biked a bike to school.
I biked to school.
💡'bike' already includes the idea of riding a bicycle; do not add 'a bike' after it.

2. to deliver items such as food, packages, or documents by riding a motorcycle, ty

2.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

機車外送

騎機車配送物品

to deliver items such as food, packages, or documents by riding a motorcycle, typically as a paid service

例句

On weekends, Christopher bikes food orders across the city for a restaurant.

Christopher 週末幫一家餐廳騎機車外送餐點到城市各處。

bike + [items] + across + [area] for delivery

The delivery service hired Indra to bike urgent documents between offices.

這家快遞公司僱用 Indra 騎機車在辦公室之間遞送緊急文件。

同義詞

文法句型

bike + [something] + to + [someone]

bike + [something] + across/through + [area]

用法筆記

Subject is usually a paid courier, delivery driver, or restaurant employee. This sense is very common in the context of food delivery services.

常見錯誤

He biked a sandwich to her on his bicycle.
He biked a sandwich to her on his motorcycle.
💡This sense specifically refers to motorcycle delivery, not bicycle.

biking — 名詞