jeep
UK: dʒiːp | US: dʒiːp
n. 1. A small, rugged motor vehicle with four-wheel drive, originally designed for military use.
n. 2. A brand of vehicles known for their off-road capabilities.
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The word "jeep" likely originated during World War II as military slang. One theory suggests it derives from "GP" (General Purpose vehicle), while others link it to "Eugene the Jeep," a nimble cartoon character from Popeye. The term was later trademarked by Willys-Overland for their iconic off-road vehicle.
The soldiers relied on the jeep to navigate rough terrain.
She loves taking her jeep on mountain trails.
The jeep's durability makes it popular for adventures.
He restored a vintage WWII jeep as a hobby.
Jeep has become synonymous with off-road vehicles.