noun phrase
General Slang
Large car
· noun phrase · trucker
A classic long-hood conventional semi — the kind that takes up real estate.
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A big, long-hood conventional tractor — usually a Peterbilt 379/389 or Kenworth W900 — decked out with chrome, lights, and stretched frames. Not just a truck, a statement. If you're driving a large car, you didn't buy it to be practical.
“Every owner-op at the show was rolling in a large car with stacks and visors.”
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Large car In A Sentence
Every owner-op at the show was rolling in a large car with stacks and visors.
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large car
People Also Ask
What does large car mean in trucking?
A large car is a classic long-hood conventional semi truck, the kind that takes up a lot of road.
How do you use large car in a sentence?
For example: "He rolled up in a proper large car, all chrome and long hood."
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