Definition of wheelman in English:

wheelman

nounPlural wheelmen ˈwiːlmən

North American informal

1A driver, in particular the driver of a getaway vehicle.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of his accomplices is shot, his wheelman flees with the getaway car, and Charlie races deeper into the bank, trying to evade cops and security guards.
- In a July 29th, 1971 robbery of the Banker's Trust, the accused was to act as the wheelman.
- One loaded it into a dark-coloured car while the wheelman sat at the ready.
- Smithson is alleged to have hired them as his gunmen for payment of $5,000 each while Davidson, an associate of Smithson's, was the alleged wheelman.
2A cyclist.
骑自行车的人
in names the Narragansett Bay Wheelmen
Example sentencesExamples
- Those early wheelmen didn't have bicycle helmets, but they did wear close-fitting long-visored caps.

Definition of wheelman in US English:

wheelman

noun

North American informal

1A person who drives a car or takes the wheel of a boat.
〈主北美〉汽车驾驶员；掌舵员
Example sentencesExamples
- Along with Gordon, Stewart is the best pure wheelman in NASCAR and, now, in the midst of an historic hot streak, he is driving with enormous confidence.
- Wanted: One wheelman with an extraordinarily heavy foot.
- After his win at Texas, Biffle said the current spoiler package makes the cars the most difficult he's ever driven - but being a wheelman, he's well suited for the challenge.
- Cruise plays Vincent, a hitman destined to be described by lazy critics as ‘coolly efficient,’ who dragoons Jamie Foxx's Max into being his wheelman during a long night of Los Angeles mayhem.
- The plot and action is much the same as in past PSone installments - you're a wheelman, your job is to drive, hurt, maim, steal and generally cause trouble.
1. 1.1 A cyclist.
  骑自行车的人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Those early wheelmen didn't have bicycle helmets, but they did wear close-fitting long-visored caps.

单词	wheelman
释义	Definition of wheelman in English: wheelman nounPlural wheelmen ˈwiːlmən North American informal 1A driver, in particular the driver of a getaway vehicle. Example sentencesExamples One of his accomplices is shot, his wheelman flees with the getaway car, and Charlie races deeper into the bank, trying to evade cops and security guards. In a July 29th, 1971 robbery of the Banker's Trust, the accused was to act as the wheelman. One loaded it into a dark-coloured car while the wheelman sat at the ready. Smithson is alleged to have hired them as his gunmen for payment of $5,000 each while Davidson, an associate of Smithson's, was the alleged wheelman. 2A cyclist. 骑自行车的人 in names the Narragansett Bay Wheelmen Example sentencesExamples Those early wheelmen didn't have bicycle helmets, but they did wear close-fitting long-visored caps. Definition of wheelman in US English: wheelman noun North American informal 1A person who drives a car or takes the wheel of a boat. 〈主北美〉汽车驾驶员；掌舵员 Example sentencesExamples Along with Gordon, Stewart is the best pure wheelman in NASCAR and, now, in the midst of an historic hot streak, he is driving with enormous confidence. Wanted: One wheelman with an extraordinarily heavy foot. After his win at Texas, Biffle said the current spoiler package makes the cars the most difficult he's ever driven - but being a wheelman, he's well suited for the challenge. Cruise plays Vincent, a hitman destined to be described by lazy critics as ‘coolly efficient,’ who dragoons Jamie Foxx's Max into being his wheelman during a long night of Los Angeles mayhem. The plot and action is much the same as in past PSone installments - you're a wheelman, your job is to drive, hurt, maim, steal and generally cause trouble. 1.1 A cyclist. 骑自行车的人 Example sentencesExamples Those early wheelmen didn't have bicycle helmets, but they did wear close-fitting long-visored caps.
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