"Wheelhouse" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Wheelhouse" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Wheelhouse" Meaning
An athlete's "wheelhouse" refers to their area of greatest strength or ability.
In business, a company's "wheelhouse" refers to their core products or services that are most profitable and successful.
A wheelhouse can also be the stern end of a boat, but in modern usage, the phrase is used in a figurative sense.
"Wheelhouse" Examples
Examples of "Wheelhouse"
1. Specialization
"The new employee was right in her wheelhouse when it came to managing the marketing department."2. Personal Strength
"He was in his wheelhouse during the debate, responding confidently to every question."3. Area of Expertise
"The chef's cuisine was uniquely a product of the flavors from her wheelhouse, all of which originated from Italy."4. Dining Area
"The .... (No good example found)5. An area where something is prioritized:
"The allocation of resources in this district is taking place within the mayor's wheelhouse, he gave this district first priority to spend the allocated resources.""Wheelhouse" Similar Words
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Wheel
A circular object or ring usually with a rim turning round a central axis, used for propulsion, lifting, or other purposes.<br><br>Example:<br>The bicycle has a wheel that rotates to move.<br><br>Parts of the vehicle's wheel include a hub, a tire, a rim, and a spokes.<br><br>Freq. related to a car or mode of transportation.
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrows
Wheelbase
Wheelchair
A vehicle with four wheels, typically small, motorized, and designed to be propelled by a seated rider, often used by people with mobility impairments.
Wheelchairs
A type of mobility aid used by people with physical disabilities or injuries, typically consisting of a sturdy chair with wheels or casters that allow the user to move around wheeling.
Wheeled
Wheelie
Wheelies
Wheeling
To cause someone or something, such as a vehicle, to spin or turn around in a circular motion. <br><br>Used for persuading someone to do something, often through insincere means, and often to deceive them.
Wheels
Wheelwright
Wheely
Wheeze
Wheezed
To make a high-pitched sound, typically when breathing out, especially because of an asthma attack or other respiratory problem.