Vehicle Terms and Types
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a means of transportation used to carry people or goods from one place to another, typically on roads or tracks
Cars, buses, and trucks are all types of vehicles.
View Full Definitiona motorized vehicle designed for personal transportation
After years of saving, she finally purchased her dream automobile, a sleek and stylish sports car.
View Full Definitiona road vehicle that has four wheels, an engine, and a small number of seats for people
I drive my car to work every day.
View Full Definitionany type of vehicle that is powered by an engine
He drove his motor vehicle to work every day, using it for his daily commute.
View Full Definitiona person who is employed by an artist to pose for a painting, photograph, etc.
The artist hired a model to sit for a portrait, capturing the subject's unique features and expressions.
View Full Definitiona vehicle with two wheels, typically a bicycle or motorcycle
She rode her two-wheeler to the park every morning.
View Full Definitiona vehicle with three wheels
He drove his new three-wheeler around the neighborhood.
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View Full Definition(of a vehicle) with the steering wheel on the left side
The car he imported from Germany was left-hand drive.
View Full Definition(of a vehicle) with the steering wheel on the right side
He found it challenging to adapt to driving a right-hand drive car in the United States.
View Full Definitionof something that does not require a physical key for operation
The keyless ignition in modern cars lets you start the engine with a push of a button.
View Full Definitiona type of car transmission where the driver has to change gears by hand using a lever
My dad taught me how to drive a stick shift when I was 16.
View Full Definitiona book that provides instructions or guidance for operating, maintaining, repairing, or assembling a product or system
View Full Definition(of devices or processes) being or working with little or no human involvement
The garage door has an automatic opener, so you can open it with just the push of a button.
View Full Definitiona vehicle that can drive itself without needing a person to control it
The self-driving car safely navigated through city streets using its sensors and AI.
View Full Definitiona vehicle that can operate without a human driver
The company is testing a new driverless car model in several cities.
View Full Definitionan automotive vehicle is a motorized machine designed for transportation on roads, typically powered by an internal combustion engine or electric motor
The automotive vehicle accelerated smoothly onto the highway.
View Full Definitiona type of transportation that moves on wheels, such as cars, trucks, bicycles, or wagons
He preferred riding a bicycle over driving a wheeled vehicle.
View Full Definitiona type of vehicle that moves on tracks or caterpillar treads, commonly used in military vehicles, tanks, and some construction equipment
The army deployed tracked vehicles to navigate the rugged terrain.
View Full Definitiona vehicle used for transporting goods or passengers for profit
The company purchased a fleet of commercial vehicles for its delivery services.
View Full Definitiona vehicle used by emergency services such as police, fire departments, or medical services to respond to urgent situations
The fire department dispatched several emergency vehicles to the scene of the accident.
View Full Definitiona type of vehicle designed to be used on rough or uneven surfaces, like dirt trails or rocky terrain, rather than on smooth roads
The off-road vehicle easily handled the rocky trail during our camping trip.
View Full Definitiona vehicle designed for practical use, often for transporting goods or performing work tasks
The utility vehicle was loaded with tools and equipment for the maintenance crew.
View Full Definitiona motorized or towable vehicle equipped with living amenities, designed for temporary accommodation and travel enjoyment
They traveled across the country in their spacious recreational vehicle, stopping at national parks along the way.
View Full Definitiona vehicle that meets the legal requirements for use on public roads
The company specializes in converting off-road vehicles into street-legal vehicles.
View Full Definitiona type of transportation powered by one or more horses pulling a carriage, wagon, or other vehicle
They traveled through the countryside in a traditional horse-drawn vehicle.
View Full Definitiona type of transportation that moves on its own without needing to be pushed or pulled by an external force, like a car with an engine or an electric scooter
The Tesla Model S is a popular self-propelled vehicle known for its electric efficiency.
View Full Definitiona vehicle designed to travel on a single narrow track, typically referring to motorcycles and bicycles
The mountain trail was challenging for the single-track vehicle.
View Full Definitiona type of vehicle characterized by a reduced width compared to standard vehicles
The city's sanitation department uses narrow-track vehicles to collect trash from narrow alleyways downtown.
View Full Definitiona vehicle capable of moving in any direction
The omni directional vehicle effortlessly navigated tight spaces in the warehouse.
View Full Definitiona type of transportation that is capable of operating on both land and water
The amphibious vehicle smoothly transitioned from land to water.
View Full Definitiona vehicle that runs on fuel sources other than traditional gasoline or diesel
Many consumers are interested in purchasing alternative fuel vehicles to reduce their carbon footprint.
View Full Definitiona vehicle that is designed to have a minimal impact on the environment, typically by using alternative fuels or energy sources such as electricity or hydrogen
The government offers incentives for purchasing green vehicles to reduce carbon emissions.
View Full Definitiona car that uses both a regular gasoline engine and an electric motor to save fuel and produce fewer emissions
John drives a hybrid vehicle that switches between gas and electric power to use less fuel.
View Full Definition(of a vehicle) not producing gases harmful to the environment
Electric vehicles are considered zero-emission because they do not produce tailpipe emissions.
View Full Definitiona car or truck that uses a lot of fuel, leading to higher fuel costs and more environmental impact
His old truck was a real gas guzzler, costing him a fortune in fuel every month.
View Full Definitiona car that has electricity as its power source instead of gasoline or diesel
The electric car is gaining popularity due to its eco-friendly features and low operating costs.
View Full Definitiona vehicle powered by solar energy through photovoltaic cells integrated into its design, typically used for sustainable transportation
The university's engineering team designed and built a solar car to compete in an international solar vehicle race.
View Full Definitiona car designed and built for high speed, acceleration, and overall driving dynamics
He dreams of owning a performance car that can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds.
View Full Definitiona car that has been modified or built according to the owner's preferences or specifications
He spent years restoring and customizing his dream custom car.
View Full Definitiona car that is owned and provided by a company to its employees to use for work-related purposes
She was given a company car because she frequently visits clients in different cities.
View Full Definitiona small, economical car, typically with a focus on fuel efficiency and affordability
He bought an econobox for his daily commute to save on gas.
View Full Definitionsuitable for sports or physical activity
The car has a sporty design for high performance.
View Full Definitionto pronounce or utter something in a clear and precise way
It's important for public speakers to articulate their words effectively to engage the audience.
View Full Definitionthe ability of a vehicle to maintain traction and stability on the road surface
The sports car's excellent roadholding allowed it to take sharp turns at high speeds.
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