hire car

hire car
noun
a rented car
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she picked up a hire car at the airport and drove to her hotel

Syn: ↑car rental, ↑rent-a-car, ↑self-drive, ↑u-drive, ↑you-drive
Hypernyms: ↑lease, ↑rental, ↑letting

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hire car noun
A rented car, usu one rented for a short period
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Main Entry:hire

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n. Brit. a rental car

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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