car tire
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- noun
- /kɑr taɪər/
- US
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neumático
- You should know how to change a car tire.
- passenger car tire
Like, OK, well, the car tire got blown out.
- Like, OK, well, the car tire got blown out.
- But if you think about a car tire is constantly being worn down and the speed and the heats releasing all the particles.
Examples
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How to correctly clean car tires
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By making certain the car tires are up to snuff, the wise motorist will save real cash over a lengthy automobile journey.
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Like, OK, well, the car tire got blown out.
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She once told me to be careful as there was a problem with one of my car tires.
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The reason I mention car tires is that they are a necessity that most of us have some experience purchasing, at least once in a while.
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A passenger car tire rotates about 800 times for each mile.
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A lot of other folks in the long-distance riding community have been running car tires for years with no problems, typically on FJRs, Honda STs, Goldwings, and other sport touring/touring bikes.
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If you have a flat, it's important to know how to change a car tire safely.
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He bought a new car tire to replace the one that had a puncture.
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The mechanic inspected the worn car tires before recommending new ones.
Synonyms
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A thick rubber ring that fits around a vehicle wheel and holds air
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A ring of rubber around a wheel that touches the road
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A rubber ring on a car wheel that helps the ride be smooth and gives grip
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A rubber cover filled with air that fits a car or bicycle wheel
A rubber covering on a car wheel that gives grip and makes the ride smoother
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Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from combining 'car' (motor vehicle) with 'tire' (rubber ring on a wheel): a tire that belongs to or is used on a car. This compound noun follows a common, compositional pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand it.
Etymology
Car tire names the round rubber tire that fits around a car's wheel. The tire gives the car 'grip' on the road and 'cushioning' over bumps, so the phrase simply means the rubber cover used on cars.