Chevy
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3.7
- proper noun
- /ˈʧɛvi/
- Informal
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Chevy
- How would you like a Chevy Malibu?
- Chevy Volt
The runner up was the Chevy HHRSS panel van.
- The runner up was the Chevy HHRSS panel van.
- Well, I love our big three, you know, Ford, Dodd and Chevy, right?
- They they yeah, they detonated before they ever got to launch our Chevy Impala.
- Chevy is GM because I had read that Chevy was giving precedence to the Lyft drivers for the bolt.
- We'll even talk about Mercedes and how they're competing as well as potentially a set back that Chevy Cruze just got hit with along with Google's Waymo.
- For sales of Tesla's or Chevy Volts or tickets to John Carter or almost anything else, I'd use a use a higher rate.
- Like, people still believe they're hype about Hondas, but Hondas have more recalls and more TSBS, which are Texas, Levis, Boltons, then Ford, Chevy, Toyota, all of them.
- In real life, both Chevy Suburban and Tahoe live out their Hollywood roles by keeping soldiers, first responders, presidents and families safe.
- Is that really Chevy North Carolina?
Examples
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Finally, one of them, a blue Chevy with Oregon plates, slowed down as it approached where I stood.
Fiction book (1992) -
When he sat beside Harmon in the Chevy pickup, it squeaked and rocked.
Fiction book (1991) -
Owner here had the blue Chevy.
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A neighbor saw a white Chevy pull up to the house.
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I had to fight an impulse to run back to the Chevy and head for home.
Fiction book (1990) -
Said she saw a picture of the new Chevy Trailblazer.
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As I was getting into the Chevy, Vinnie stuck his head out his front window.
Fiction book (1990) -
I got a 1990 Chevy Van with 86,000 miles.
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In real life, both Chevy Suburban and Tahoe live out their Hollywood roles by keeping soldiers, first responders, presidents and families safe.
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My uncle just bought a new Chevy pickup truck for his farm.
Synonyms
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1.4
An American car and truck brand made by General Motors
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chevy is a short, friendly form of Chevrolet, the car brand named after its founder, the Swiss driver Louis Chevrolet. That's why people call a Chevrolet car or truck a 'Chevy'.