jeep
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1.3
- noun
- /dʒiːp/
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- My friends and I drove our jeep through the rocky trails in the national park.
- vehicles such as jeeps
- jeeps and trucks
- paint a jeep
On the way to the youth club, the Jeep pulls up.
- On the way to the youth club, the Jeep pulls up.
- Well, I used to ride the Jeep trails on my dirt bike,
- He's in a red Jeep doing going where?
- We're going to be going down the strip in the Jeep and spotting them.
- Use that money to buy a Jeep Cherokee and the the plan.
- Like take the Jeep over to have a cup of tea?
- It was a big Jeep, took me to their apartment.
- When you have a car or a friend with a Jeep, you kind of just fit things in.
- It was like down, down, down, up, up, up where you thought, oh, this Jeep might tip backwards.
- Hey, what's the deal with Jeeps and the ducks?
- They bring one thing of Jeeps and one thing a zous dog.
Examples
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He spent so much money repairing his Jeep and it's still not working.
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Everyone get in the Jeep, I'll explain.
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When you reach the Jeep you park up behind me.
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A guy stands up on the Jeep to take the picture.
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On the way to the youth club, the Jeep pulls up.
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We get in the jeep, and he takes us on this endless ride, up through the mountains.
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Looks like a pretty decent Jeep for the Solstice.
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We're going to be going down the strip in the Jeep and spotting them.
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And so that's the new Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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We rented a jeep to explore the rugged mountains and forested areas.
Synonyms
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2.7
A large car with more space under it and four-wheel drive for roads and rough ground
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3.4
A system that powers all four wheels for better grip on rough or slippery ground
A strong vehicle like a car that can drive on rough ground
A car or truck that gives power to all four wheels for better grip on rough, slippery roads
Compounds
How Rugged
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word jeep may come from the small, magical character 'Eugene the Jeep' in the Popeye cartoons, because that creature could go anywhere and soldiers began calling a new army car by the same name. A helpful way to remember it is that the letters GP (short for 'general purpose') sound like 'jeep'. So a jeep is a small, strong vehicle made to go over rough ground.