Jeep ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Jeep ( noun )

1. A small, rugged motor vehicle with four-wheel drive, designed for use on rough terrain.
2. A small, compact and versatile vehicle.

Origin:

The origin of the word jeep is uncertain, but it is thought to have originated as a military term during world war ii. it was a nickname for the general purpose vehicle, or gp, manufactured by willys-overland and ford motor company, which was used by the us army.

Examples:

1. He drove a jeep on the off-road trails.
2. The jeep was perfect for the rough terrain.
3. The jeep had a winch for pulling out stuck vehicles.
4. The jeep was equipped with a roll cage for added safety.
5. The jeep was a popular vehicle among outdoor enthusiasts.

(As a verb)

Jeep ( verb )

1. A small, rugged motor vehicle with four-wheel drive, designed for use on rough terrain.
2. A small, compact and versatile vehicle.

Origin:

The origin of the word jeep is uncertain, but it is thought to have originated as a military term during world war ii. it was a nickname for the general purpose vehicle, or gp, manufactured by willys-overland and ford motor company, which was used by the us army.

Examples:

1. He drove a jeep on the off-road trails.
2. The jeep was perfect for the rough terrain.
3. The jeep had a winch for pulling out stuck vehicles.
4. The jeep was equipped with a roll cage for added safety.
5. The jeep was a popular vehicle among outdoor enthusiasts.