rental car
IPA/ˈrentl kɑː(r)/
IPA/ˈrentl kɑːr/
rental car — noun
1. a car that a company lets you drive for a few days or weeks in exchange for a fe
1.名詞B1
釋義
a car that a company lets you drive for a few days or weeks in exchange for a fee, often while you are travelling or your own car is unavailable
例句
Kabir picked up the rental car at the airport and drove straight to the hotel.
collocation: pick up the rental car at [location]
The rental car had a flat tyre, so Renata called the company for help.
subject is the rental car itself, not a person
We returned the rental car with a full tank to avoid extra charges.
Booking a rental car in advance usually costs less than paying at the desk.
Christopher compared prices online before choosing a cheaper rental car for the weekend.
用法筆記
Common in American English; British speakers usually say 'hire car' for the same thing.
常見錯誤
❌I work for a rental car.
✅I work for a car rental company.
💡'rental car' is the vehicle itself, not the business that rents it out.