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- verb UK Simple past tense and past participle of
pedal .
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Examples
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It was a clear, cold Sunday morning in north-west Kent and I was in a group of club cyclists avoiding the black ice and pot-holes as we pedalled up the hill out of Eynsford.
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It was a clear, cold Sunday morning in north-west Kent and I was in a group of club cyclists avoiding the black ice and pot-holes as we pedalled up the hill out of Eynsford.
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Would we say, ‘he pedalled fast’ or even ‘he cycled fast’?
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It was a clear, cold Sunday morning in north-west Kent and I was in a group of club cyclists avoiding the black ice and pot-holes as we pedalled up the hill out of Eynsford.
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We are saying we have had enough of the crap pedalled by these people.
Dirty work in Paris 2010
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Out one day on a pedalo with my parents, I sat on one of the front bits with my legs dangling in the clear, blue water, looking down at the sandy parts of the bottom of the sea, jumping off now and again for a swim while they pedalled, when suddenly, something brown came bobbing past my dangling legs.
Stifled in suburbia 2012
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He pedalled out onto King Street and took one more look up at the dark fourth floor of the building opposite before heading off up the road.
The Obald, Book 1: 1983. Chapter 1: Tuesday November 1 « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog 2009
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We are saying we have had enough of the crap pedalled by these people.
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I pedalled a little as squeaking and creaking metal shed flakes of dust beneath me.
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We are saying we have had enough of the crap pedalled by these people.
Dirty work in Paris 2010
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