Mercedes
- proper noun
- /mɜrˈseɪdiz/
- But I've partnered with Mercedes to make a video about car safety.
- Mercedes-Benz
- drive a Mercedes
- Mercedes cars
I am now part of the Mercedes-Benz GLB.
- I am now part of the Mercedes-Benz GLB.
- My first, first, first car was a cobalt Mercedes-Benz C Class.
- Yeah, I drove an old Mercedes-Benz diesel here.
- She was from California in a Mercedes, old Mercedes-Benz.
- It also makes batteries for Mercedes, BMW, Hyundai and Tesla.
- So like Lucid Air, Rivian, the Mercedes EQS, which has been a big deal.
- But I've partnered with Mercedes to make a video about car safety.
- Of course I need the second Mercedes-Benz because the first one is no longer enough.
- If Dan were a brand, he might be a classic convertible Mercedes-Benz.
- And the same thing goes for Mercedes-Benz and BMW and all of these different companies.
- So so Kaya gets a Mercedes-Benz C Class first car, right?
Examples
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So we've just arrived to the Mercedes-Benz dealership.
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I want one of those Mercedes G classes.
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I bought a Mercedes recently.
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Max, this is a Mercedes!
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- You ever driven a Mercedes?
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So, you are going to see a lot of Mercedes driving around in Alabama with government tags.
Academic text (1994) -
Then she saw that it was a dark blue Mercedes and her heart leapt up into her throat.
Fiction book (1992) -
Harry moves to the window, unhappily watching as Joan gets into the Mercedes and drives off.
Fiction book (1992) -
And so that's the new Mercedes-Benz CLA.
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I bought a Mercedes recently.
Synonyms
A famous American car brand that makes luxury cars
A German company that makes fast sports cars and luxury cars
A British maker of very expensive cars often seen as a sign of wealth
A famous British maker of luxury cars owned by wealthy people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mercedes the car brand was named after a real woman: the daughter of a car dealer was called Mercedes, and her name was used for a popular car model. That's why Mercedes became the name of a famous luxury car company.