# wheeling

Pronunciation: say "WEEL-ing" US /ˈwilɪŋ/, UK /ˈwiːlɪŋ/

## Verb

1. Present participle and gerund of wheel. — present participle and gerund of wheel
   - Simple: Present participle of wheel. Use this -ing form for an action happening now or as an action word.
   - _The hawks were wheeling slowly above the ridge as the sun set._
   - _Wheeling the loaded trolley across the yard, the worker stopped to rest._

## Noun

2. The act of moving or carrying things from place to place on wheels.
   - Simple: Moving or carrying something from one place to another on wheels.
   - _The wheeling of heavy crates across the warehouse occupied the whole crew._
   - _Careful wheeling of the fragile equipment prevented any damage in transit._
3. The sweeping, circular motion of something that turns around a point or wheels through the air.
   - Simple: The wide, circling movement of something that turns around.
   - _The wheeling of the gulls above the harbor made a dizzying spectacle._
   - _The stately wheeling of the stars across the night sky marked the passing hours._

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