Pronunciation: /kɑːr/
noun a wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation
A1 I have a red car.
A2 She drove her car to the store.
B1 The car broke down on the highway.
B2 He decided to upgrade his car to a newer model.
C1 The car's engine was meticulously maintained by the owner.
C2 The sleek design of the car caught everyone's attention at the auto show.
verb to travel in a car
A1 I car to work every day.
A2 She cars her friends around town on weekends.
B1 He cars his family to the beach for vacation.
B2 They carpool to save money on gas.
C1 The company cars employees to off-site meetings.
C2 The chauffeur cars the VIP guests to the event in a luxury vehicle.
adjective relating to or characteristic of cars
A1 I have a red car.
A2 She drove her car to the store.
B1 The car dealership had a wide selection of used cars.
B2 The car's engine was making a strange noise.
C1 The car's suspension system was upgraded for better performance.
C2 The car's aerodynamic design contributed to its speed on the racetrack.
formal The car was equipped with the latest safety features.
informal I'll meet you at the party, just look for my car in the parking lot.
slang Let's take my whip to the beach this weekend.
figurative His career was like a car speeding down the highway, full of twists and turns.
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