bulldozer
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈbʊlˌdoʊzər/
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topadora
- As the storm passed, the town hired a bulldozer to remove fallen trees and debris from the streets.
- leveled by bulldozers
- brought in bulldozers
- bulldozers moved in
But I mean, John Wick just runs through bulldozers.
- But I mean, John Wick just runs through bulldozers.
- This is doing computation in the same way that a bulldozer processes gravel.
- It looks like a bulldozer crane looking thing.
- Then you have this bulldozer like blast that moves out.
- They just were able to and so, so he so he had that and he did the part of what he did was drive a bulldozer, I believe.
- Driving the bulldozer and drive is what David did.
Examples
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Joe Janicek and his wife Kim can look out their window and see bulldozers digging up land right behind their backyard.
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I had to go rent the bulldozer.
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The fortification continues as workmen use a bulldozer to clear away the stonework around the entrance.
Fiction book (1992) -
Bulldozers, paving machines busily transforming this dump into beautiful luxury condos.
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The old sheds were shapeless heaps of rubble, and the bulldozers had cut wide swaths through the yard.
Fiction book (1992) -
The construction crew used a bulldozer to clear the land for the new building.
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A bulldozer pushed aside large rocks and dirt during the road expansion project.
Synonyms
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6.4
A large machine with a wide front blade for moving earth or flattening ground
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4.2
A large machine that moves soil and rock at construction sites
A bulldozer with its blade set at an angle to push earth to one side
How Powerful
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Etymology
Bulldozer comes from the verb bulldoze, which meant 'to push things aside' and brings to mind a strong bull doing the pushing. So a bulldozer is a machine that pushes and flattens earth or debris like a powerful bull.