four-wheeler
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5.1
- noun
- Archaic
:
carruaje de cuatro ruedas
- The taxi driver pulled over, allowing the passengers to enter the four-wheeler for their ride.
- buy a four-wheeler
- drove a four-wheeler
- got a four-wheeler
My sister moved out of a place that this guy, he has multiple boats, he has four Wheelers and snowmobiles and a large truck.
- My sister moved out of a place that this guy, he has multiple boats, he has four Wheelers and snowmobiles and a large truck.
- And I'd run you a I'd run you a thing of rope from the back of the four Wheeler to each one of the parents to their pants, to the front of their pants.
Examples
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Just climbed on the four-wheeler, neck chain and all, and drove away.
Fiction book (1997) -
- Have you been on a four-wheeler?
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Or you can ride the four wheeler.
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This your first time on a four-wheeler too?
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- If I had my four-wheeler, I could go get help.
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All the four-wheelers and the trucks are still here.
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Even though I was covered in dirt from riding around in a four-wheeler, I had the most amazing time!
Blog text (27) -
So today, we'll practice operating an official Malibu Rescue four-wheeler.
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She adapted her driving style to the four-wheeler they used on the farm for transportation.
Academic text (2004) -
Aanaq stopped the four-wheeler at the edge of the Bering Sea.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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1.1
A vehicle with four wheels and an engine that carries people on roads
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1.3
A small strong vehicle with four-wheel drive for rough roads
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1.0
A four-wheeled vehicle that carries people
A taxi allowed to pick up people on the street
A car you pay to take you where you want in a city
A four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage people hired in cities long ago
A horse-drawn carriage that people hire like a taxi
A light four-wheeled carriage pulled by a horse, often with a fringed top
An early four-wheeled vehicle built in the late 1800s or early 1900s
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Etymology
Four-wheeler comes from the two simple parts four and wheel, literally 'four wheels'. It was used for a city carriage in the 1800s that people could hire, so the name helps you remember it is a vehicle with four wheels used to carry people.