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Types of Cars & Motorcycles Vocabulary - Hatchback

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Types of Cars & Motorcycles Vocabulary
back seat
back seat
[noun]

the rear seating area of a vehicle, usually for passengers

Ex: They installed a DVD player for entertainment in the back seat. 
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to fold
to fold
[Verb]

to bend something in a way that one part of it touches or covers another

Ex: She carefully folded the letter before placing it in the envelope for mailing. 
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grocery
grocery
[noun]

(typically plural) food and other items, typically household goods, that we buy at a supermarket such as eggs, flour, etc.

Ex: She made a list of groceries to buy for the weekend. 
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gear
gear
[noun]

a collection of equipment or tools required for a specific activity, operation, or sport

Ex: The hikers packed all the necessary gear for their mountain expedition. 
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cheap
cheap
[Adjective]

having a low price

Ex: He found a cheap flight deal for his vacation. 
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feature
feature
[noun]

an important or distinctive aspect of something

Ex: The new smartphone boasts a high-resolution screen as its standout feature. 
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leather
leather
[noun]

strong material made from animal skin and used for making clothes, bags, shoes, etc.

Ex: He decided to invest in a high-quality leather jacket that would last for years and only get better with age. 
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seat
seat
[noun]

a place in a plane, train, theater, etc. that is designed for people to sit on, particularly one requiring a ticket

Ex: He checked his ticket to find the correct seat in the stadium. 
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technology

devices, equipment, and machinery produced using scientific knowledge

Ex: The company specializes in manufacturing cutting-edge technology, including smartphones and tablets. 
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model
model
[noun]

a specific design or version of a product (e.g., car, phone, appliance)

Ex: The company unveiled their newest model at the tech conference. 
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reason
reason
[noun]

something that explains an action or event

Ex: She provided a valid reason for being late to the meeting. 
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to park
to park
[Verb]

to move a car, bus, etc. into an empty place and leave it there for a short time

Ex: After circling the block for several minutes, she finally found a spot to park her car. 
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gas
gas
[noun]

a flammable gas used mainly as a fuel

Ex: Gas is often cheaper than electricity for heating homes. 
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environment

the natural world around us where people, animals, and plants live

Ex: Conserving water is beneficial for the environment. 
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fuel
fuel
[noun]

any substance that can produce energy or heat when burned

Ex: Wood is a common fuel for campfires. 
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to refer
to refer
[Verb]

to mention something or someone particularly in speech or writing

Ex: During the presentation, the speaker referred to recent advancements in technology. 
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Europe
Europe
[noun]

the second smallest continent‌, next to Asia in the east, the Atlantic Ocean in the west, and the Mediterranean Sea in the south

Ex: Europe has a well-developed transportation system. 
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to spread
to spread
[Verb]

to extend or increase in influence or effect over a larger area or group of people

Ex: The flu virus can easily spread in crowded places. 
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hatchback
hatchback
[noun]

a car with a rear door that swings upward, providing access to the cargo area, and usually has a shared space for passengers and cargo

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upwards
upwards
[Adverb]

in a direction to a higher place, position, or level

Ex: The helicopter flew upwards into the clear blue sky. 
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hatch
hatch
[noun]

a sloping rear car door that is lifted to open

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plus
plus
[preposition]

used to show that a number, quantity, or amount is added to another or combined with it

Ex: Hours worked plus overtime determine the weekly pay. 
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around
around
[Adjective]

being present, existing, or in circulation in the current time or situation

Ex: Some of the most innovative tech companies around today are redefining the industry. 
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popular
popular
[Adjective]

receiving a lot of love and attention from many people

Ex: Harry Potter books are very popular among teenagers. 
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to carry
to carry
[Verb]

to hold someone or something and take them from one place to another

Ex: She used a backpack to carry her books to school. 
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stuff
stuff
[noun]

things that we cannot or do not need to name when we are talking about them

Ex: She packed all her stuff into boxes before moving to her new apartment. 
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sedan
sedan
[noun]

a car having a closed body with two or four doors and a separated trunk in the back

Ex: He purchased a sedan for his daily commute to work. 
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