Hummer: meaning, definitions and examples

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hummer

 

[หˆhสŒmษ™r ]

Definition

Context #1 | Noun

vehicle type

A Hummer is a large, rugged, and often fuel-inefficient vehicle originally designed for military use. It was notably popularized in the 1990s with the introduction of the Hummer H1, based on the military Humvee. The brand has since expanded to include different models such as the H2 and H3, which appeal to a civilian market. Hummers are characterized by their high ground clearance, bold styling, and off-road capability, making them popular among those who value performance in rugged terrains.

Synonyms

SUV, off-roader, utility vehicle.

Examples of usage

  • He drove his Hummer through the mud.
  • The military uses Humvees, which are similar to Hummers.
  • She loves the bold design of her Hummer H2.
  • Hummers are known for their large size and power.

Interesting Facts

Etymology

  • The word comes from the sound 'hum' which can refer to something buzzing or a vehicle making a low noise.
  • Originally, 'Hummer' referred to a military vehicle, which was adapted for civilian use.

Pop Culture

  • The vehicle gained fame in the 1990s, particularly linked to Hollywood celebrities and action films.
  • The Hummer became a symbol of luxury and ruggedness, often appearing in popular music videos and TV shows.

Environment

  • Hummers have drawn criticism for their gas consumption, highlighting issues of fuel economy and environmental impact.
  • In response to environmental concerns, manufacturers have worked on hybrid versions to reduce emissions.

Technology

  • The Hummer features advanced four-wheel drive systems, making it capable of navigating difficult terrains.
  • Newer models incorporate high-tech features like GPS, Bluetooth connectivity, and parking assistance.

History

  • Hummers were first designed for military use during the Gulf War, providing reliable transport for troops.
  • After their military success, they were marketed to the civilian audience starting in the 1990s.

Translations

Translations of the word "hummer" in other languages:

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