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1. What is the meaning of 'a beater car'?
2. And can a television be refered to as a 'device'?
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Beater car: A beaten up car. A car that has been used a lot and is no longer is good shape. The car might have poor paint, dents, poor tires, cracked windshield, and so on.
- Beater car: A beaten up car.
- A car that has been used a lot and is no longer is good shape.
- The car might have poor paint, dents, poor tires, cracked windshield, and so on.
- It is in rough shape.
- Can a television be referred to as a device?
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Beater car: A beaten up car. A car that has been used a lot and is no longer is good shape. The car might have poor paint, dents, poor tires, cracked windshield, and so on. It is in rough shape.
Can a television be referred to as a device? Although it is commonly referred to as a television or tv, yes, it could be classified as a device. You might do an inventory of all your possessions
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