ve·hi·cle 
/ˈvi:jəkəl/ noun
plural ve·hi·cles /ˈvi:jəkəl/ noun [count] 1 : a machine that is used to carry people or goods from one place to another
▪ cars, trucks, and other vehicles ▪ a stolen vehicle ▪ The vehicle's driver was severely injured in the crash. ▪ Have you seen his new car? It's a fine-looking vehicle. — see also motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, sport-utility vehicle 2 : the thing that allows something to be passed along, expressed, achieved, or shown
▪ an investment vehicle ▪ Water and insects can be vehicles of infection. ▪ art as a vehicle for self-expression ▪ Words and pictures are vehicles of communication. ▪ These big-budget movies are star vehicles for well-known actors.
▪ cars, trucks, and other vehicles ▪ a stolen vehicle ▪ The vehicle's driver was severely injured in the crash. ▪ Have you seen his new car? It's a fine-looking vehicle. — see also motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, sport-utility vehicle
▪ an investment vehicle ▪ Water and insects can be vehicles of infection. ▪ art as a vehicle for self-expression ▪ Words and pictures are vehicles of communication. ▪ These big-budget movies are star vehicles for well-known actors.
