vehicle

UK /ˈviː.ɪ.kəl/ US /ˈvi.ə.kəl/
noun 5verb 2

Collocations

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1

(noun.) used for transporting people or things

ADJ

moving, oncoming, passing

The moving vehicle knocked over several mailboxes before coming to a stop.

parked, stationary

I had to wait while a parked vehicle blocked the narrow street.

unattended

stolen

Police recovered the stolen vehicle from a garage on the edge of town yesterday.

horse-drawn, motor | electric, diesel, petrol/petrol-driven

wheeled

The delivery company uses different wheeled vehicles to transport packages across the city.

road | four-wheel-drive | all-terrain, off-road | vintage | private | commercial, delivery, (heavy) goods | emergency | police | armoured, military

QUANT

convoy

A long convoy of vehicles blocked the highway after the accident this morning.

VERB + VEHICLE

own

hire

We decided to hire a vehicle for our road trip across the country.

drive | park

impound, tow away

The council will tow away any car parked illegally in this area.

abandon

The driver abandoned the vehicle on the highway and called for a taxi to take her home.

VEHICLE + VERB

arrive

The delivery vehicle arrived early this morning with our new furniture.

break down

collide, crash (into sth)

A car crashed into the bus stop, but fortunately no one was waiting there.

run on sth

Many electric vehicles now run on rechargeable batteries instead of gasoline.

VEHICLE + NOUN

emission

The new law requires all car manufacturers to reduce vehicle emissions by 2030.

manufacture

2

(noun.) sth used for communicating ideas/achieving sth

ADJ

excellent, ideal, perfect | important, main, major

PREP

~ for

The new reality show became an excellent vehicle for promoting young musicians to a wider audience.

~ of

Social media has become an important vehicle of expression for young people worldwide.

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