Definition of treadle in English:

treadle

noun ˈtrɛd(ə)lˈtrɛdl

A lever worked by the foot and imparting motion to a machine.
机器的踏板
Example sentencesExamples
- For instance, a woman using buckets can do 200-500 square metres while the treadle pump user can cover up to 2,500 square metres (five times as much) within the same given time.
- Polishing in our workshop had to be done on an old treadle lathe, the only machine we had.
- He was listening to the singing of treadle sewing machines hard at work, not an encroaching fever.
- The other result was that Bob became skilled at hand setting lines of display type, locking up printing formes and hand feeding both treadle and motorised presses.
- He said that Tri-Lakes would provide 100 per cent maintenance to the treadle pumps that were given to the farmers.
- My mother wasn't good at sewing but she had a treadle sewing machine and patched and patched.
- Other developments in the nineteenth century included the reclining dental chair, amalgam fillings (which were controversial even in the 1850s), and the treadle engine for driving the dental drill.
- Pumping their feet on the treadle would turn the drill bit in the patient's tooth.
- Franklin's glass armonica, which rests in a mahogany veneered case on cabriole legs and pad feet, was probably originally fitted with a foot treadle to rotate the axle on which the color-coded glass bowls were mounted.
- She had a treadle sewing machine and mended everything.
- I loved the sound of my boot beating on the treadle.
- My thin black boot beat on the treadle, urging the wheel to spin harder.
- The rocking motion of the treadle and the gentle clacking of the machine often lulled the restless child.
- Clothing and homemade baskets come from a cooperative of women who sew on foot treadle machines.
- I almost wished we could use the defunct treadles because every time I turned my machine own it ran away with me.
- A Scottish blacksmith, Kirkpatrick MacMillan, is credited with adding a treadle drive mechanism in 1840, for the first time enabling the rider to lift his feet off the ground.
- He dipped his fingers in water, spun the bowls using a foot treadle and then played them almost like a piano.
- I replaced the missing foot treadle; otherwise, it is as found.
- In this experiment, demonstrator pigeons either stepped on a treadle or pecked at the treadle to obtain a food reward.
- It lived for a long time at the bottom of the button drawer on my grandmother's old treadle Singer sewing machine, which I had inherited.

verb ˈtrɛd(ə)lˈtrɛdl

[with object]

Operate (a machine) with a treadle.
踩踏板开动（机器）
he was treadling the cardboard-box machine

Origin

Old English tredel 'stair, step' (see tread).

Rhymes

backpedal, heddle, medal, meddle, pedal, peddle

Definition of treadle in US English:

treadle

nounˈtredlˈtrɛdl

1A lever worked by the foot that imparts motion to a machine.
机器的踏板
Example sentencesExamples
- Polishing in our workshop had to be done on an old treadle lathe, the only machine we had.
- Franklin's glass armonica, which rests in a mahogany veneered case on cabriole legs and pad feet, was probably originally fitted with a foot treadle to rotate the axle on which the color-coded glass bowls were mounted.
- A Scottish blacksmith, Kirkpatrick MacMillan, is credited with adding a treadle drive mechanism in 1840, for the first time enabling the rider to lift his feet off the ground.
- She had a treadle sewing machine and mended everything.
- The rocking motion of the treadle and the gentle clacking of the machine often lulled the restless child.
- Clothing and homemade baskets come from a cooperative of women who sew on foot treadle machines.
- The other result was that Bob became skilled at hand setting lines of display type, locking up printing formes and hand feeding both treadle and motorised presses.
- It lived for a long time at the bottom of the button drawer on my grandmother's old treadle Singer sewing machine, which I had inherited.
- For instance, a woman using buckets can do 200-500 square metres while the treadle pump user can cover up to 2,500 square metres (five times as much) within the same given time.
- He dipped his fingers in water, spun the bowls using a foot treadle and then played them almost like a piano.
- My mother wasn't good at sewing but she had a treadle sewing machine and patched and patched.
- I almost wished we could use the defunct treadles because every time I turned my machine own it ran away with me.
- In this experiment, demonstrator pigeons either stepped on a treadle or pecked at the treadle to obtain a food reward.
- My thin black boot beat on the treadle, urging the wheel to spin harder.
- Pumping their feet on the treadle would turn the drill bit in the patient's tooth.
- I replaced the missing foot treadle; otherwise, it is as found.
- Other developments in the nineteenth century included the reclining dental chair, amalgam fillings (which were controversial even in the 1850s), and the treadle engine for driving the dental drill.
- He was listening to the singing of treadle sewing machines hard at work, not an encroaching fever.
- I loved the sound of my boot beating on the treadle.
- He said that Tri-Lakes would provide 100 per cent maintenance to the treadle pumps that were given to the farmers.
1. 1.1 Any of a row of metal spikes set on an angle on a spring within a plate laid across the entrance or exit of a parking facility, used to prevent drivers from using the facility without paying.

verbˈtredlˈtrɛdl

[with object]

Operate (a machine) using a treadle.
踩踏板开动（机器）
he was treadling the cardboard-box machine

Origin

Old English tredel ‘stair, step’ (see tread).

词汇	treadle
释义	Definition of treadle in English: treadle noun ˈtrɛd(ə)lˈtrɛdl A lever worked by the foot and imparting motion to a machine. 机器的踏板 Example sentencesExamples For instance, a woman using buckets can do 200-500 square metres while the treadle pump user can cover up to 2,500 square metres (five times as much) within the same given time. Polishing in our workshop had to be done on an old treadle lathe, the only machine we had. He was listening to the singing of treadle sewing machines hard at work, not an encroaching fever. The other result was that Bob became skilled at hand setting lines of display type, locking up printing formes and hand feeding both treadle and motorised presses. He said that Tri-Lakes would provide 100 per cent maintenance to the treadle pumps that were given to the farmers. My mother wasn't good at sewing but she had a treadle sewing machine and patched and patched. Other developments in the nineteenth century included the reclining dental chair, amalgam fillings (which were controversial even in the 1850s), and the treadle engine for driving the dental drill. Pumping their feet on the treadle would turn the drill bit in the patient's tooth. Franklin's glass armonica, which rests in a mahogany veneered case on cabriole legs and pad feet, was probably originally fitted with a foot treadle to rotate the axle on which the color-coded glass bowls were mounted. She had a treadle sewing machine and mended everything. I loved the sound of my boot beating on the treadle. My thin black boot beat on the treadle, urging the wheel to spin harder. The rocking motion of the treadle and the gentle clacking of the machine often lulled the restless child. Clothing and homemade baskets come from a cooperative of women who sew on foot treadle machines. I almost wished we could use the defunct treadles because every time I turned my machine own it ran away with me. A Scottish blacksmith, Kirkpatrick MacMillan, is credited with adding a treadle drive mechanism in 1840, for the first time enabling the rider to lift his feet off the ground. He dipped his fingers in water, spun the bowls using a foot treadle and then played them almost like a piano. I replaced the missing foot treadle; otherwise, it is as found. In this experiment, demonstrator pigeons either stepped on a treadle or pecked at the treadle to obtain a food reward. It lived for a long time at the bottom of the button drawer on my grandmother's old treadle Singer sewing machine, which I had inherited. verb ˈtrɛd(ə)lˈtrɛdl [with object] Operate (a machine) with a treadle. 踩踏板开动（机器） he was treadling the cardboard-box machine Origin Old English tredel 'stair, step' (see tread). Rhymes backpedal, heddle, medal, meddle, pedal, peddle Definition of treadle in US English: treadle nounˈtredlˈtrɛdl 1A lever worked by the foot that imparts motion to a machine. 机器的踏板 Example sentencesExamples Polishing in our workshop had to be done on an old treadle lathe, the only machine we had. Franklin's glass armonica, which rests in a mahogany veneered case on cabriole legs and pad feet, was probably originally fitted with a foot treadle to rotate the axle on which the color-coded glass bowls were mounted. A Scottish blacksmith, Kirkpatrick MacMillan, is credited with adding a treadle drive mechanism in 1840, for the first time enabling the rider to lift his feet off the ground. She had a treadle sewing machine and mended everything. The rocking motion of the treadle and the gentle clacking of the machine often lulled the restless child. Clothing and homemade baskets come from a cooperative of women who sew on foot treadle machines. The other result was that Bob became skilled at hand setting lines of display type, locking up printing formes and hand feeding both treadle and motorised presses. It lived for a long time at the bottom of the button drawer on my grandmother's old treadle Singer sewing machine, which I had inherited. For instance, a woman using buckets can do 200-500 square metres while the treadle pump user can cover up to 2,500 square metres (five times as much) within the same given time. He dipped his fingers in water, spun the bowls using a foot treadle and then played them almost like a piano. My mother wasn't good at sewing but she had a treadle sewing machine and patched and patched. I almost wished we could use the defunct treadles because every time I turned my machine own it ran away with me. In this experiment, demonstrator pigeons either stepped on a treadle or pecked at the treadle to obtain a food reward. My thin black boot beat on the treadle, urging the wheel to spin harder. Pumping their feet on the treadle would turn the drill bit in the patient's tooth. I replaced the missing foot treadle; otherwise, it is as found. Other developments in the nineteenth century included the reclining dental chair, amalgam fillings (which were controversial even in the 1850s), and the treadle engine for driving the dental drill. He was listening to the singing of treadle sewing machines hard at work, not an encroaching fever. I loved the sound of my boot beating on the treadle. He said that Tri-Lakes would provide 100 per cent maintenance to the treadle pumps that were given to the farmers. 1.1 Any of a row of metal spikes set on an angle on a spring within a plate laid across the entrance or exit of a parking facility, used to prevent drivers from using the facility without paying. verbˈtredlˈtrɛdl [with object] Operate (a machine) using a treadle. 踩踏板开动（机器） he was treadling the cardboard-box machine Origin Old English tredel ‘stair, step’ (see tread).
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