cycling
We cycled through scenic hill country.
They ski in the winter and cycle in the summer.
It's too far to cycle.
He cycled 40 minutes to work every morning and back again in the evening.
I cycled the 60 miles with a friend and it cost us very little because we slept in a tent.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Bicycles
backie
balance bike
bicycling
bike path
bike rack
BMX
chopper
fixie
freight bike
gear ratio
handlebar
keirin
reflector
skibob
stabilizer
surrey
tagalong
tandem
training wheels
trishaw

cycleverb (REPEAT)

to go through or repeat a cycle(= a series of events that happen in the same order one after the other, and are often repeated):
cycle throughThe earth cycles through natural heating and cooling trends.
cycle betweenPeople with bipolar disorder can cycle between depression and mania.
cycle in and out ofHe spent his adult life cycling in and out of prison.
The festival cycles between the three cities.
Survivors of addiction have cycled through the criminal justice system and rehabilitation.
Active in Republican circles, he has cycled in and out of government and the private sector.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Repeating an action
be at it againidiom
be/sound like a broken recordidiom
binge-watch
bingeable
blitz
go/run round in circlesidiom
here
here we go (again)idiom
iteration
iterative
iteratively
keep your eye inidiom
repetitive
repetitively
replicable
reprise
reproduce
reproducible
reproducibly
rewrite

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Order and sequence - general words

Examples of cycled

cycled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Predefined speaker patterns can be looped, cycled (forward and reverse), or randomly assigned.
The ordered set of tests are cycled until no further disambiguations can be made.
These sequences of data points were then cycled through during the simulation process to provide chemical sensor readings.
At first, the same woman who cycled during the summer donned her habit in the autumn and rode to the hunt in her sidesaddle.
During this current episode, he cycled twice daily every day.
These latter two steps were cycled through 40 times.
The temperature cycled diurnally, throughout the experiment, with linear transitions between 9-h periods of maximum and minimum temperature (09.00 18.00 and 21.00-06.00, respectively).
However, if "dynamic" noise is added, which fluctuates over time as activation is cycled through the system, then a different pattern of results emerges.
In fluctuating regimes, the temperature cycled with linear transitions between 2-hour periods of maximum and minimum temperature (11.00-13.00 and 23.00-01.00, respectively).
In the simulations both the word and decision levels cycled through 15 iterations of the network for each time-slice of input.
Each set was then cycled in different random order for ten total presentations of each condition.
Thus, a size-3 loop can be cycled 3 times and a size-4 loop can be cycled 4 times.
This device cycled the probe support between stations nominally at 12, 8, 4 and 2 m above the surface, stopping for 45 sec measurement periods at each station.
Subjects cycled through the list of 14 words in a fixed order (grouped by grammatical category) and, when they felt more confident, they switched to a randomized presentation.
Henceforth, we refer to this sort of primitive movie - consisting of a sequence of cycled key-frames - as a character.
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