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     • behind the wheel idiom Add to word list driving a motor vehicle: I'm a different person when I'm behind the wheel.
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   What does 'behind the wheel' mean?

   • In control of a vehicle; driving. If you've had too much to drink, don't get behind the wheel. The phrase "behind the wheel" is an idiomatic expression used in written English. For example, "After weeks of preparation, I was finally behind the wheel of the school bus, ready to take the students on their first field trip of the year."

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   What does it mean to be at the wheel?

   • 1. To drive a vehicle and sit at the steering wheel. Don't worry, Katie's at the wheel, and she is excellent at driving in the snow. I'm so excited to finally be at the wheel of my own car! 2. To be in charge; to be or act as the leader (of something).

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   What does it mean not to get behind the wheel?

   • Not getting behind the wheel means not being in control of a vehicle or not driving. For example, if you've had too much to drink, don't get behind the wheel. This phrase is also used idiomatically to mean not being in control of the situation or not being in charge.

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   What is 'Behind the wheel' driving?

   • During 'Behind-the-wheel' lessons, the student learns basic vehicle maneuvers and receives parallel parking practice, some highway driving instruction. After passing the road test at the MVA, they will receive a State of Maryland Provisional Driver's License.

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   What did Dean do while driving?

   • With Destiny buckled in safely and Jonathan sitting beside him, he climbed behind the wheel and started the car. Dean usually devoted the solitary time while driving to sorting out details of a case, putting little facts in their slots like letters in a country post office.

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   What happened behind the wheel in Destiny & Destiny?

   • In the context of 'Destiny', Brandon spoke to the woman behind the wheel. In 'Destiny', Billy Langstrom, behind the wheel of a red Jeep, honked from across the street. With Destiny buckled in safely and Jonathan sitting beside her, he climbed behind the wheel and started the car.

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   Meaning of behind the wheel in English. behind the wheel. idiom. Add to word list. driving a motor vehicle: I'm a different person when I'm behind the wheel. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. On the road: driving & operating road vehicles. aquaplaning. back someone up phrasal verb. biting point. boxed in. branch off phrasal verb.

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     BEHIND THE WHEEL meaning: 1. driving a motor vehicle: 2....

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   The meaning of BEHIND THE WHEEL is in the act of driving. How to use behind the wheel in a sentence.

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   The phrase “behind the wheel” is a commonly used idiom that refers to being in control of a vehicle, typically a car. This expression can be applied in various contexts, such as driving a car for transportation or using it as a metaphor for taking charge of a situation.

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   behind the wheel. 1. Driving a vehicle (and thus literally sitting behind the steering wheel). Don't worry, Katie's behind the wheel, and she hasn't been drinking tonight. I'm so excited to finally be behind the wheel of my own car!

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   The phrase "behind the wheel" is an idiomatic expression used in written English. For example, "After weeks of preparation, I was finally behind the wheel of the school bus, ready to take the students on their first field trip of the year." exact ( 59 ) I got behind the wheel. 1. The New York Times.

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   adjective. In control of a vehicle; driving. If you've had too much to drink, don't get behind the wheel. Would you really want to be behind the wheel of a fighter jet? Wiktionary. Origin of Behind The Wheel. Pragmatic assessment of the position where one steers the wheel. From Wiktionary. Behind The Wheel Sentence Examples.

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   Sep 27, 2024 · behind the wheel. In control of a vehicle; driving. Synonym: at the wheel. If you've had too much to drink, don't get behind the wheel.