wheel-like pattern

noun
UK /ˈwiːl laɪk ˈpætən/
US /ˈwiːl laɪk ˈpætərn/

A wheel-like pattern is a design that looks like a round wheel with lines going out from the middle.

The spider spun a wheel-like pattern in its web.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A decorative arrangement of lines or shapes radiating from a central point, often seen in art and textiles.

The quilt featured a bright wheel-like pattern of red and yellow triangles.

3. A natural formation in which parts spread outward from a center, such as petals on a flower.

The daisy's petals form a wheel-like pattern around its yellow center.

4. A mechanical or structural layout resembling a wheel, with a central hub and connecting arms.

The engineer sketched a wheel-like pattern for the new turbine frame.