Definition of city bike

city bikenoun

xe đạp thành phố

/ˈsɪti baɪk//ˈsɪti baɪk/

The term "city bike" originated in the late 20th century as a simple and practical alternative to cars in urban areas. In the U.S., Europe, and other dense urban environments, city bikes became increasingly popular due to their efficiency, affordability, and eco-friendliness. They are designed specifically for navigating city streets and are equipped with features such as sturdy frames, comfortable upright seating positions, and simple, reliable components. Unlike racing bikes or mountain bikes, city bikes prioritize versatility and functionality over speed and off-road capability. Despite their name, city bikes can be used in a variety of settings, from suburban neighborhoods and college campuses to parklands and bike-sharing programs. With the rise of urban mobility, the demand for city bikes has surged, leading to a wide range of styles and brands, from hipster-chicfixies to utilitarian cargo bikes. In summary, the term "city bike" refers to a type of bicycle designed for commuting, leisure, and errands in urban environments, characterized by its sturdy construction, comfort, and convenience.

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a bicycle designed to be used in towns and cities

một chiếc xe đạp được thiết kế để sử dụng ở thị trấn và thành phố

Example:
  • A city bike will struggle on these off-road trails.

    Xe đạp thành phố sẽ gặp khó khăn khi di chuyển trên những con đường mòn địa hình này.

a bicycle that somebody can hire to use in towns and cities

một chiếc xe đạp mà ai đó có thể thuê để sử dụng ở thị trấn và thành phố

Example:
  • The mayor has been promoting the new city bike scheme.

    Thị trưởng đang quảng bá chương trình xe đạp mới của thành phố.