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wheel2
1 [transitive always + adverb/preposition]
a) TT to push something that has wheels somewhere : 
Kate wheeled her bike into the garage.
Kate wheeled her bike into the garage.b) to move someone or something that is in or on something that has wheels : Two nurses were wheeling him into the operating theatre.
Two nurses were wheeling him into the operating theatre.2 [intransitive]TTABBA if birds or planes wheel, they fly around in circles
4 to do a lot of complicated and sometimes dishonest deals, especially in politics or business
wheel and deal
BBPPwheel somebody/something ↔ in/out
phrasal verbThen the prosecution wheeled in a surprise witness.The government wheeled out the same old arguments to support its election campaign.
