tire; pneumatic tire made of rubber, usually consisting of an inner tube and an outer casing

The first round of a competition, election, or negotiation.

the second round of a match, competition, or election

A chair with wheels designed for use by people who have difficulty walking, usually moved by hand or motorized power; or by an electric motor.

A large passenger ship, especially one that travels on a fixed route or is used for pleasure cruises; historically used for carrying mail

to take turns; to alternate or do something one after another in a specific order

the first round of a match, tournament, or election

tricycle; pedicab; a three-wheeled vehicle used for transport, often with a flatbed or passenger carriage for carrying goods or people

(Buddhism) the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth across different realms based on karma; transmigration or samsara

The outer edge or silhouette of an object or figure; contour or rough sketch.

wheel; a circular part on a vehicle or machine that rotates to allow movement

wheel of a vehicle; cartwheel

gear; gear wheel; a wheel with teeth along its edge used to transmit power or motion by engaging with another toothed part

to do something in turn or one after another; to alternate and take turns

steamship; steamer; any motorized boat or vessel

Falun Gong; a Chinese spiritual movement founded in 1992, often translated as "Wheel of Law Practice"; combines meditation and qigong exercises with a moral philosophy

to rotate; to take turns; to alternate

ferry boat used for carrying people, goods, or vehicles across a river, lake, or strait

revolver; a type of handgun

a boat or ship for conveying passengers and vehicles across a body of water

A machine or engine that generates power by the force of a moving fluid such as water, steam, or gas hitting blades on a wheel; a turbine wheel.

To work or be on duty in shifts; to take turns on a shift.

large ship designed for transporting bulk quantities of oil or petroleum products; also called [[油船|油船|you2 chuan2]]

merchant steamship primarily used for transporting cargo or goods

to rotate shifts; to take turns being on duty

A large passenger ship used for pleasure voyages and sightseeing.

A simple lifting device or wheel with a grooved rim for a rope or chain, used for pulling objects or transmitting power; block and tackle.

A mechanical device used to store rotational energy in a machine

a steamship or large boat used for carrying passengers

the central part of a wheel that connects to the axle; wheel boss or nave

to gang-rape; multiple people taking turns to sexually assault the same victim

To skip a round in a tournament because no opponent has been assigned; to advance directly to the next round.

(idiom) describing buildings or houses that are tall, grand, and sumptuously decorated; also used to describe beautiful scenery or exquisite decorations

The concentric growth ring visible in a cross-section of a tree trunk, used to determine the age of the tree.

a gambling game using a spinning wheel with numbered slots

to train, or the process of training, in turns or by rotation

revolver; six-shooter; a type of handgun with a revolving cylinder that typically swings out to the left for loading

rotating disk, wheel, or rotor

large ship; huge vessel

roller; rotating dial; a drum on a road roller

a wheel-shaped tool used for grinding, sharpening tools, or cutting; typically made of abrasive material with a hole in the center to be mounted on a rotating shaft

Having two wheels or discs.

The practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land to maintain soil fertility and control pests; also called [[轮种|輪種|lun2 zhong4]], [[轮栽|輪栽|lun2 zai1]], or [[倒茬|倒茬|dao3 cha2]].

A heat engine that uses the pressure of high-pressure steam to push an impeller and create rotational motion; commonly used for generating electricity.

passenger or cargo ship that operates on a fixed schedule and route

to rotate or revolve; to move in a cycle or recur successively

to take holidays or rest days in rotation; to stagger employees' days off work

the Wheel of the Law in Buddhism (Sanskrit: Dharmacakra); used to describe Buddha's teachings as a wheel that crushes worries and travels everywhere to reach people