roadster
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7.2
- noun
- /ˈroʊd.stɚ/
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- They also expect the Roadster to be produced next year.
- Tesla roadster
- BMW roadster
- Ford roadster
I'm holding out hope, maybe foolishly, the Tesla Roadster is maybe two years away.
- I'm holding out hope, maybe foolishly, the Tesla Roadster is maybe two years away.
- I'm going to keep that because I've got the Roadster.
- So Hot Wheels made a Hot Wheels roadster and a friend of mine.
- She loved to drive her open top for roadster very fast.
- No mention of this the Tesla Roadster, nothing yet.
Examples
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That's a 1956 Jaguar roadster.
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Outside, parked just behind his own adequate coupe, he found an enormous silver-colored roadster of English make and custom design.
Fiction book (1997) -
Yeah, one of my best friends has a Roadster, and people just lose it.
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Mother, call the garage and have my roadster sent around, will you?
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I want you to go out and buy her a nice little roadster.
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We'll use the black roadster.
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Maybe we ought to buy her a puppy or a red roadster.
Fiction book (1991) -
Don't you remember, the beach, Santa Monica in my roadster?
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Soon after the Paris event, Autoweek awarded the roadster with their Editor's Choice Award for Best in Show.
Blog text (17) -
My first car was a classic roadster that I loved to drive on sunny days.
Synonyms
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1.0
A road vehicle with four wheels and an engine that carries people
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2.8
A small fast car with two seats made for high speed
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1.0
A four-wheeled vehicle that carries people
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3.4
A small car with seats for two people, like a sports car
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4.7
A light sports car with two seats and an open top that goes very fast
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9.9
An old open car with an extra rear seat used in the early 1900s
How Sporty
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Etymology
Roadster was later used for small open cars by keeping the same idea from road and -ster of 'for the road'. That's why a modern roadster is a two-seat, stylish car made for driving pleasure rather than everyday work.