four-wheel
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2.0
- adjective
- /fɔr-wil/
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- No, we need a major four-wheel drive just to get up that jeep trail.
- four-wheel drive
- four-wheel drive vehicle
Today we're going to be exploring the islands, going to see some of these beautiful beaches that everyone talks so highly of and all via our four wheel Chariots right here.
- Today we're going to be exploring the islands, going to see some of these beautiful beaches that everyone talks so highly of and all via our four wheel Chariots right here.
- I've took up golf, I've took up clay pigeon shooting, I've took up four wheel driving, I've took up buying and selling properties.
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What we have here is a Land Rover with four-wheel drive.
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This terrain is difficult to navigate without a four-wheel drive vehicle.
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I hope this baby has four-wheel drive.
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And I need a four-wheel drive.
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Did I mention that this Van has four-wheel drive?
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Look, it's a four-wheel drive.
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We're actually using four-wheel drive.
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I have a four-wheel drive.
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We've acquired a four-wheel-drive vehicle and are mobile again.
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One approach is to fly into Bozeman, Montana, and rent a four-wheel drive vehicle.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
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A thing that has four wheels, like a car or cart
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Etymology
Four-wheel comes from two simple words: four ('the number 4') and wheel ('the round part that turns under a vehicle'), so it simply means a vehicle that has or uses four wheels.