spoke
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English
1.1
Pronunciation
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Noun
1.3.1
Translations
1.4
Verb
1.5
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English
Most common English words:
idea
«
reached
«
appeared
«
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strange
»
force
»
character
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Pronunciation
enPR
:
spōk
,
IPA
:
/spəʊk/
,
SAMPA
:
/sp@Uk/
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Rhymes:
-əʊk
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Etymology
Old English
spaca
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Noun
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Singular
spoke
Plural
spokes
spoke
(
plural
spokes
)
A piece that fits between the
axle
and the round outside, or
rim
, of a
wheel
.
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Translations
part of a wheel
Armenian:
անվաճաղ
hy
(hy)
(anvač̣aġ),
ճաղ
hy
(hy)
(č̣aġ)
Dutch:
spaak
nl
(nl)
m
.
and
f
.
Esperanto:
spoko
eo
(eo)
Finnish:
puola
fi
(fi)
(rod),
pinna
fi
(fi)
(tension spoke)
French:
rayon
fr
(fr)
m
.
German:
Speiche
de
(de)
Hebrew:
זק
he
(he)
m
.
Hungarian:
küllő
hu
(hu)
Italian:
raggio
it
(it)
Latvian:
spieķis
lv
(lv)
m
.
Macedonian
:
спица
mk
(mk)
(spíca)
f
.
Polish:
szprycha
pl
(pl)
f
.
Russian:
спица
ru
(ru)
(spíca)
f
.
Scottish Gaelic
:
bas
gd
(gd)
f
.
Spanish:
rayo
es
(es)
m
.
Swedish:
eker
sv
(sv)
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Verb
spoke
Simple past of
speak
.
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pokes
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