noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a champion swimmer/boxer/cyclist etc
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Lester Piggott is a former champion jockey.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
professional
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My object is simply to understand the constraints on professional cyclists to use drugs.
■ NOUN
motor
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Two police motor cyclists swept through the village street, turned round and went out again.
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In a number of countries for some years, the wearing of crash helmets by motor cyclists has been obligatory.
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But after seeing that motor cyclist , she may need a protector.
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For coming in the opposite direction was an endless flood of motor cyclists zooming home from the North West 200.
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The motor cyclist sped off away from Walberswick, was soon a speck which vanished round a bend.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Cyclists are demanding more and safer cycle paths in the city.
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Heather, a keen cyclist , is hoping to raise £10,000 by riding her bike across Europe.
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Most cyclists in London have their bikes stolen eventually.
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The old creek trail is used by hikers and cyclists.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A time trial, when cyclists ride alone, starting at one-minute intervals.
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But there are no hard and fast rules about the physique of a racing cyclist .
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In 1995 fewer than 200 cyclists and pedestrians under 15 were killed.
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It is an even greater danger to children, older people and cyclists.
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Nearly all the accidents in Darlington occurred at junctions, when cyclists were waiting to set off or just starting to pedal.
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Outside every field you find a home-made latrine, waiting for passing cyclists to contribute valuable fertilizer.
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The most noticeable difference is that the helmets are lower in the back than those intended strictly for cyclists.