hatchback
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- noun
- /ˈhæʧˌbæk/
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hatchback
- The family loaded their bags into the spacious trunk of the new hatchback before heading to the beach.
It's just an old hatchback, which maybe is part of the fun.
- It's just an old hatchback, which maybe is part of the fun.
- And it's just like very flat back hatchback.
- It is a legit well depends on your taste, but it's a legit hatchback you have a little more volume there for cargo.
- If you had a dad, first of all, then if your dad had a job and your mom didn't have to work, then your mom had a car with a hatchback, right?
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The most comfortable car for me of all time was a 1976 Honda Civic hatchback.
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Instead this is a hatchback for added practicality.
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It's just an old hatchback, which maybe is part of the fun.
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Hey, I have a hatchback.
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And there, in front, her little blue hatchback.
Fiction book (2001) -
But it was a hatchback with a compartment behind the back seat.
Academic text (2011) -
My first car was a Holden Astra hatchback, OK.
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Father Jameson owns the silver Honda hatchback three cars away.
Fiction book (1994) -
Eric opens the rear hatchback and digs through the plentiful supplies.
Fiction book (1993) -
The moment there's an electric two-door hatchback (preferably with a collapsible backseat), I'm sold.
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Etymology
The word hatchback comes from hatch meaning 'small door' and back meaning 'the rear', so a hatchback is a car with a door at the back that opens up to reach the space for bags.