英语词汇vehicle的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

vehicle /ˈviːɪkəl/ noun formal a car, bus, truck, or similar machineadjectives/nouns + vehiclea motor vehicle (=a car, truck etc) The company is a leading manufacturer of motor vehicles.a heavy goods vehicle (=a large truck) Drivers of heavy goods vehicles need a special licence.an off-road vehicle (=designed for driving on rough ground) Most off-road vehicles are fitted with bigger tyres.a commercial vehicle (=used for business) We sell vans, trucks, and other commercial vehicles.a stolen vehicle Police have found the stolen vehicle.an abandoned vehicle The abandoned vehicle is thought to have been used in the robbery.a parked vehicle also a stationary vehicle formal The bomb was hidden in a parked vehicle.an oncoming vehicle (=a vehicle moving towards you) I was dazzled by the lights of an oncoming vehicle.a military vehicle There have been attacks on military vehicles in the area.an armoured vehicle BrE an armored vehicle AmE (=with thick metal to protect it from bullets and bombs) Their armoured vehicle was hit by a bomb.verbs + vehicledrive a vehicle Driving a vehicle while drunk is a serious crime.park a vehicle The driver had parked the vehicle near traffic lights.hire/rent a vehicle Customers may want to hire their own vehicle.own a vehicle Police are asking who owns the vehicle.stop a vehicle The driver stopped the vehicle outside the bank.vehicle + verbsa vehicle breaks down (=stops working) Police helped the driver of a vehicle that had broken down on the motorway.a vehicle collides with sth also a vehicle crashes into sth (=hits something by accident) Her vehicle collided with a tree.vehicle + nounsvehicle emissions (=gases from vehicles’ engines) The new engines are designed to reduce vehicle emissions.vehicle crime Police are pleased that vehicle crime has come down.a vehicle breakdown In the event of a vehicle breakdown, call the emergency services.vehicle sales The company reports an increase in vehicle sales.

词组	vehicle
释义	vehicle /ˈviːɪkəl/ noun formal a car, bus, truck, or similar machineadjectives/nouns + vehiclea motor vehicle (=a car, truck etc) The company is a leading manufacturer of motor vehicles.a heavy goods vehicle (=a large truck) Drivers of heavy goods vehicles need a special licence.an off-road vehicle (=designed for driving on rough ground) Most off-road vehicles are fitted with bigger tyres.a commercial vehicle (=used for business) We sell vans, trucks, and other commercial vehicles.a stolen vehicle Police have found the stolen vehicle.an abandoned vehicle The abandoned vehicle is thought to have been used in the robbery.a parked vehicle also a stationary vehicle formal The bomb was hidden in a parked vehicle.an oncoming vehicle (=a vehicle moving towards you) I was dazzled by the lights of an oncoming vehicle.a military vehicle There have been attacks on military vehicles in the area.an armoured vehicle BrE an armored vehicle AmE (=with thick metal to protect it from bullets and bombs) Their armoured vehicle was hit by a bomb.verbs + vehicledrive a vehicle Driving a vehicle while drunk is a serious crime.park a vehicle The driver had parked the vehicle near traffic lights.hire/rent a vehicle Customers may want to hire their own vehicle.own a vehicle Police are asking who owns the vehicle.stop a vehicle The driver stopped the vehicle outside the bank.vehicle + verbsa vehicle breaks down (=stops working) Police helped the driver of a vehicle that had broken down on the motorway.a vehicle collides with sth also a vehicle crashes into sth (=hits something by accident) Her vehicle collided with a tree.vehicle + nounsvehicle emissions (=gases from vehicles’ engines) The new engines are designed to reduce vehicle emissions.vehicle crime Police are pleased that vehicle crime has come down.a vehicle breakdown In the event of a vehicle breakdown, call the emergency services.vehicle sales The company reports an increase in vehicle sales.
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