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vehicle
1. any conveyance in or by which people or objects are transported, esp one fitted with wheels
2. Pharmacol a therapeutically inactive substance mixed with the active ingredient to give bulk to a medicine
3. a painting medium, such as oil, in which pigments are suspended
4. (in the performing arts) a play, musical composition, etc., that enables a particular performer to display his talents
vehicle [′ve·ə·kəl]
(aerospace engineering)
A structure, machine, or device, such as an aircraft or rocket, designed to carry a burden through air or space.
More restrictively, a rocket vehicle.
(materials)
The fluid component of a paint or printing ink; acts as a carrier for the pigment.
(mechanical engineering)
A self-propelled wheeled machine that transports people or goods on or off roads; automobiles and trucks are examples.
vehicle
In a paint, the liquid in which the pigment is dispersed.
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We all want to invest our money wisely and we want to get good returns from whatever investment vehicle we choose.
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Theoretically, it''s better to put your money in investment vehicles such as stocks and corporate bonds than in banks that give very low interest rates.
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Calpers filed a suit against Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch, accusing them of misrepresenting a complex form of debt called structured investment vehicles, which can contain a variety of assets.
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