Vauxhall
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- proper noun
- /ˈvɔːks.hɔːl/
- Vauxhall, General Motors' existing car-making subsidiary in this country...
- Vauxhall Astra
- Vauxhall Motors
- the Vauxhall brand
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Watch on YouTubeAnd then I was, I was working in, I took a job at Vauxhall Motors on the assembly line during this time.
- And then I was, I was working in, I took a job at Vauxhall Motors on the assembly line during this time.
- Anyway, they give me this diesel Vauxhall Venture at the time and it had AI, didn't know it had a faulty fuel gauge.
- GK Barry's cheeks getting clapped in a Vauxhall Corsa.
- No, I've got this old Astromax van, a red Vauxhall Astromax diesel van full of cement it back.
Examples
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Vauxhall's laying off half the workforce.
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Robinson lives in Vauxhall... a district famous for its associations with Sherlock Holmes.
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Well, governor, that was the Vauxhall bridge road over there
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One week from today at the Vauxhall.
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The usual room at Vauxhall.
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We should merely take a turn around Vauxhall.
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Vauxhall has plans to launch a new 4x4 Mokka, and this is in direct competition with the Skoda Yeti, Mini Countryman, and the Nissan Juke.
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The Chevy Volt is sold as the Vauxhall Ampera in the UK, the Opel Ampera in continental Europe, and the Holden Volt in Australia and New Zealand.
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The latest event at Vauxhall was a fantastic music festival that drew huge crowds.
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He lives in the vibrant neighborhood of Vauxhall, known for its lively atmosphere and diverse community.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vauxhall comes from the old name Falkes' Hall — from a man called Falkes and the word hall meaning 'house'. The London area kept that name, and a British car maker later used the place name for its brand, so a Vauxhall car is named after the district.