tyre

tyre
n.
BE; AE spelling: tire

1) regal tyre

2) in tyre (to dine in regal tyre)

1) to deflate; inflate a tyre

2) to mount a tyre

3) to change; patch, repair; recap; retread a tyre

4) to crisscross, rotate tyres (to reduce wear)

5) to slash a tyre

6) a flat tyre (we had a flat tyre during our trip)

7) a worn tyre

8) a balloon; radial; snow; spare; steel-belted; studded; tubeless tyre

9) whitewall tyres

10) a tyre blows out; goes flat

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['taɪə]
(BE) see tire I

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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