Subaru
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2.7
- proper noun
- /suːˈbɑːruː/
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Subaru
- When I was in high school, I thought these first-generation Subaru Imprezas were the coolest cars around.
They put him in the back of a Subaru and off he went.
- They put him in the back of a Subaru and off he went.
- My other friend had a Subaru WRX with a STI swap.
- We made a joke about a Prius, but in the graphic it was a Subaru Outback.
- My Ford Bronco sport is your Subaru BRZ.
- I don't know. It it's it's look, I've got I've got other interest. I'll tell you what I mean. Right now I'm working for Subaru and,
- And then I got smoked out by this couple in the back of their fucking Subaru that had two doors and they've got into a big fight.
- And then so the second time my SO Eva had a Subaru and they crashed that one.
- And at that time Subaru, they're rally racing and they did other things, other kinds of racing, but came nowhere near drag racing.
- Oh, have I got a flag in my head for you Subaru Outback?
Examples
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Many outdoor enthusiasts prefer a Subaru because it handles rough terrain exceptionally well.
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He stole my Subaru Outback, credit cards and banjo.
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Whose Subaru is blocking the garage?
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On account of selling Mary Kay, we got the new Subaru.
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I just happen to work out of a Subaru showroom.
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Hallenbeck leaves the rented Subaru by the side of the road.
Fiction book (1991) -
Dawn is a ghost on the horizon as Jimmy parks the rental Subaru outside.
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Which do you like better, Porsche Turbo S or a used Subaru?
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A Subaru is known for its reliability and all-wheel drive capabilities.
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During the winter months, my Subaru performs without fail in snowy conditions.
Synonyms
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2.1
Company that makes cars
Surface Forms
Etymology
Subaru is the name of the Japanese car company and it comes from the Japanese name for the Pleiades, a group of stars that 'gather' closely together; the founders used this name when several firms joined into one. So the star logo and the name show unity and a guiding sign, which fits a brand known for reliable, all-wheel drive cars.