Lingaku- two halves of the whole; two wheels on which everything rolls
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- two halves of the whole
- two wheels on which everything rolls
This meaning refers to something that is composed of two parts that are essential for its function or for balance. It often implies that both parts are necessary for the entire system to work effectively.
This meaning illustrates the literal aspect of a vehicle having two wheels, which are crucial for its mobility. It can also symbolize the foundation on which something operates or progresses.
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くるま車のりょうりん両輪をささえる支えるto support the two wheelsりょうりん両輪のばらんすバランスbalance of the two wheelsしゃりょう車両のあんていせい安定性stability of the vehicleりょうりん両輪のかいてん回転rotation of the two wheelsりょうりん両輪くどう駆動four-wheel driveしゃりょう車両のせいのう性能performance of the vehicleぜんりん前輪とこうりん後輪front and rear wheelsりょうりん両輪のちょうせい調整adjustment of the two wheelsくるま車のそうこうせいのう走行性能driving performance of the carりょうりん両輪のじゅみょう寿命lifespan of the two wheels