chevy
chevy — noun
1. an informal short name for the American car and truck brand Chevrolet, or for a
an informal short name for the American car and truck brand Chevrolet, or for a vehicle made by this brand.
My neighbour still drives an old Chevy pick-up truck he bought in the 1990s.
Chevy + noun (as modifier)
The Watanabe family have owned their blue Chevy for nearly twenty years.
possession: own + Chevy
A classic Chevy from the 1960s won first prize at the village car show.
After the accident, Diego's Chevy was repaired at a garage near his home.
The mechanic said the Chevy needed a full service before the long road trip.
文法句型
Chevy + noun (as modifier: Chevy truck)
a/the + Chevy
用法筆記
In American English this is the usual informal form of Chevrolet. In British English it is less common but still understood, especially for classic American cars.
常見錯誤
chevy — verb
1. to chase, follow, or bother someone or something persistently and in an annoying
to chase, follow, or bother someone or something persistently and in an annoying way (a less common spelling of 'chivvy').
The farmer's sheepdog chevied the stray lambs back towards the gate.
chevy + object + adverb particle (back towards)
Aiko's little brother kept chevying her while she tried to finish her homework.
kept + -ing form for continuous annoyance
Stop chevying me — I will finish the painting when I am ready.
The reporter felt the security guards were chevying him away from the entrance.
- leave alone
opposite of pestering behaviour
文法句型
chevy + noun phrase
chevy + noun phrase + adverb particle
用法筆記
This spelling is much less common than chivvy (British) or chivy (American). Readers may treat it as a typo. The meaning ranges from physical chasing (animals) to psychological pestering (people).