wheel around

to turn around quickly; to change direction quickly. She wheeled around quickly to face him. Suddenly, Roger wheeled around and started chasing Wally.

wheel someone or something around

to push or steer around someone or something on wheels. I had to wheel my great-uncle around all day when we visited the zoo. I wheeled around my uncle so he could enjoy the park. I wheeled the heavy shopping cart around the grocery store.

wheel around

1. To turn around or as if around a central axis; rotate or revolve: The merry-go-round wheeled around.

2. To turn rapidly to face the opposite direction: I wheeled around to face the attacker.

3. To cause something to turn rapidly to face the opposite direction: The principal grabbed my shoulder and wheeled me around.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
KÁRi	-	Ancient Scandinavian
Kliment	klee-MYENT (Russian)	Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Dimitrij	-	Slovene, Macedonian
Sandalio	sahn-dhah-LEE-o	Spanish
Eser	-	Turkish
Anush	-	Armenian