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1. (n.) automobile
a passenger vehicle designed for operation on ordinary roads and typically having four wheels and a gasoline or diesel internal-combustion engine.
Etymology: (1865–70; < F: lit., self-movable (vehicle))
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1. (verb) car, auto, automobile, machine, motorcar
a motor vehicle with four wheels; usually propelled by an internal combustion engine
"he needs a car to get to work"
2. (verb) automobile
travel in an automobile
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1. (noun) automobile
a car
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Afrikaans: motor |
Arabic: سَيّارَه |
Bulgarian: автомобил |
Brazilian: automóvel |
Czech: automobil |
German: das Auto |
Danish: bil; automobil |
Greek: αυτοκίνητο |
Spanish: automóvil |
Estonian: auto |
Farsi: خودرو |
Finnish: auto |
French: automobile |
Hebrew: מְכוֹנִית |
Hindi: मोटर-गाड़ी |
Croatian: automobil |
Hungarian: autó |
Indonesian: mobil |
Icelandic: bifreið |
Italian: automobile |
Japanese: 自動車 |
Korean: 자동차 |
Lithuanian: automobilis |
Latvian: automašīna |
Malay: otomobil |
Dutch: auto |
Norwegian: bil, kjøretøy |
Polish: samochód |
Persian: خودرو |
Pashto: پخپل سره حرکت کوونکی |
Portuguese: automóvel |
Romanian: automobil |
Russian: автомобиль |
Slovak: automobil |
Slovenian: avtomobil |
Serbian: automobil |
Swedish: bil |
Thai: รถยนต์ |
Turkish: otomobil |
Taiwanese: 汽車 |
Ukrainian: автомобіль |
Urdu: ایک موٹر کار |
Vietnamese: xeô tô |
Chinese: 汽车 |
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