Chrysler
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- proper noun
- /ˈkraɪslər/
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Chrysler
- A tattered map inside the Chrysler's glove box ran as far as Harrisburg.
- Ford and Chrysler
- General Motors and Chrysler
- Chrysler Corp.
I mean basically Fiat got gifted Chrysler.
- I mean basically Fiat got gifted Chrysler.
- And she had a Chrysler Sebring convertible, which she, you know, recently purchased.
- Now we got to talk about what the former CEO of not just Home Depot had to say, but the former CEO of Chrysler and GE Power.
- I partnered with two guys that were that also working in Chrysler and our first flips didn't work.
- What, what, what technician at Ford or Chrysler or BMW ever said, let's fuck this one up.
- These are not industrial entities that this isn't even Ford, GM and and Chrysler.
- We did do a little bit of work a while ago with my my lab did with, with Chrysler.
- He was driving for Chrysler and he wanted to be put in an in the Dodge, in a Dodge.
Examples
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My uncle has always driven a Chrysler since he loves American-made cars.
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A beat-up gray Chrysler leads a phalanx of police cars down the empty freeway.
Fiction book (2000) -
I drive a Chrysler in America.
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A shining blue convertible, a Chrysler, had pulled onto the driveway.
Academic text (2009) -
And she had a Chrysler Sebring convertible, which she, you know, recently purchased.
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Lilly gets into her Chrysler, backs away from the slot, and drives to the street.
Fiction book (1990) -
He'd been allowed to drive his mother's Chrysler to carry Betsy Anne Bowser to the dance.
Fiction book (1995) -
Hamp, that's not a Buick, that's a Chrysler.
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The new model of Chrysler vehicles comes with advanced safety features and technology.
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In 2020, Chrysler introduced a fully electric vehicle to promote sustainability.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chrysler is the car company name taken from the last name of its founder, Walter P. Chrysler. Think of it like Ford or Tesla — a family name on a car brand, so the name now means the company that makes and sells cars.