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Street Talk 1 - Lesson 5

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to accelerate very fast, particularly so that smoke can be seen coming out from the tires

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to experience a massive defeat by someone in any competitive situation

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a minor car accident that usually involves small damage to the vehicles

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to floor
[Verb]

to press the accelerator pedal down as far as it will go to make the vehicle go very fast

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a vehicle with four wheels, commonly referred to as a car, truck, or ATV

Ex: The farmer used a four-wheeler to navigate the muddy fields .
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to hop up
[Verb]

to modify a vehicle or its engine to enhance its power or performance

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jalopy
[noun]

an old, dilapidated car in poor condition

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the act of starting a vehicle with a discharged battery using power from another vehicle's battery

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to defeat or outperform someone or something with ease

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officer
[noun]

a member of the police

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to leave a place swiftly in a vehicle, often making the wheels leave behind skid marks

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in a state that is extremely efficient or active

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used to say that a vehicle is driven with great speed

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to hit the back of another vehicle with the front of your vehicle

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to rev up
[Verb]

to increase the speed of an engine

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a car, particularly one that is very desirable or expensive

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an extra tire kept in a vehicle for use in case one of the main tires becomes flat or damaged

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to fill a vehicle or container with fuel or liquid

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to beat
[Verb]

to surpass or outdo someone or something

Ex: beat expectations with their groundbreaking research .
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to accelerate very fast, particularly so that smoke can be seen coming out from the tires

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to closely examine to see if someone is suitable or something is true

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clunker
[noun]

an old car that is in poor condition and often unreliable

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cop
[noun]

someone who works as one of the members of a police force

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jeez
[interjection]

used to express surprise or disbelief

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knock it off
[interjection]

used to express annoyance or frustration with someone's actions and to demand that they stop those actions

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to have a tendency to drive very fast

Ex: The racing enthusiast admitted has a lead foot on the track but is mindful of speed limits on regular roads .
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pile
[noun]

a noticeably huge number or amount of a particular thing

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so what
[interjection]

used to express indifference, dismissiveness, or lack of concern

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to soak
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to impose high charges, taxes, or fees on something or someone

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on a dime
[phrase]

used to describe something, typically an action or change, that is done without any difficulty or hesitation

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to take a vehicle for a brief, leisurely ride

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to total
[Verb]

to completely destroy a vehicle, making it beyond repair

Ex: She totaled her new SUV while driving on the icy road .
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whoa
[interjection]

used to express surprise, astonishment, or excitement

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yeah
[interjection]

used as another way of saying 'yes'

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blowout
[noun]

a large and lavish feast, often with excessive food and drink

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to navigate a turn or curve with exceptional control, stability, and precision, as if the vehicle were following a set path or track

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punch it
[interjection]

used to tell someone to accelerate or speed up quickly, typically by pressing the accelerator in a vehicle

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to drive through an intersection when the traffic light is red, typically in violation of traffic laws

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slammer
[noun]

a place where individuals are confined as punishment for committing crimes

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to suddenly and unexpectedly lose air in a tire, usually due to a puncture, excessive wear, or a burst, causing a vehicle to become difficult or unsafe to drive

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dashboard
[noun]

the panel placed inside a vehicle, below the glass at the front, that is facing the driver or pilot and contains most of the controls and switches

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a small, high-performance automobile designed to seat only two people, often referring to classic hot rods, particularly the 1932 Ford Coupe, which was popular in early American car culture

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flatfoot
[noun]

a member of a law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public order, preventing and investigating crimes, and enforcing laws within a given jurisdiction

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punch it
[interjection]

used to tell someone to accelerate or speed up quickly, typically by pressing the accelerator in a vehicle

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a device, typically a radar detector, used in vehicles to detect police radar signals, helping drivers avoid speeding tickets

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a traffic accident where two vehicles hit each other directly from the front

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a vehicle, especially a car or truck, that is modified to have a raised suspension, resulting in a higher ride height than standard vehicles

Ex: She loved the smooth ride of high rider, especially on bumpy country roads .
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to suddenly or forcefully apply the brakes of a vehicle, often to avoid an accident or stop abruptly

Ex: Taxi jammed the brake, but it still the van 's fault for not keeping a safe distance .
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lemon
[noun]

a flawed or defective item, especially referring to an unsatisfactory automobile

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to make something more energetic, exciting, or vibrant

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loaded
[Adjective]

(of a vehicle) equipped with a variety of additional features or accessories, such as a premium sound system, leather seats, or advanced technology

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low rider
[noun]

a car that has been modified to sit lower to the ground, often with customized features

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to suddenly and forcefully apply the brakes in a vehicle, often causing the car to stop abruptly

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pile-up
[noun]

a collision involving multiple vehicles, often caused by poor visibility or sudden braking

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to quickly release the clutch in a manual transmission vehicle, typically when starting the engine or attempting to shift gears

Ex: I pop the clutch to get the car rolling down the hill after the engine stalled .
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a vehicle, typically an old or poorly maintained one, that makes a lot of noise or rattles due to its condition. Often used to describe a car in poor shape

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to modify a vehicle or its engine to enhance its power or performance

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to perform a driving maneuver where the vehicle spins in tight circles, typically on its rear tires, often creating smoke from the tires. It is commonly associated with reckless or show-off driving

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to strip
[Verb]

to clear out or empty a space of its contents

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to tail
[Verb]

to drive closely behind another car, typically in a way that may be considered aggressive or dangerous

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wheelie
[noun]

a maneuver in which a vehicle is temporarily balanced on its back two wheels, with the front wheels lifted off the ground

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