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ATV
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ATV
abbr.
all-terrain vehicle

ATV
abbreviation for
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) all-terrain vehicle: a vehicle with treads or wheels designed to travel on rough uneven ground
Translations
ATV [ˌeɪtiːˈviː] n abbr (=all terrain vehicle) → véhicule m tout-terrain

ATV [ˌeɪtiːˈviː] n abbr
a. (Brit) =Associated Television rete televisiva indipendente
b. (Mil) =all terrain vehiclejeep f inv

ATV [ˌeɪtiːˈviː] n abbr
a. (Brit) =Associated Television rete televisiva indipendente
b. (Mil) =all terrain vehiclejeep f inv

ATV
n ATV [ˌei tiː gviː]
see all-terrain vehicle.


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The agency participated in a joint industry-government study on ATVs last year, which compared the rates of injuries by riders of ATVS from 1997-2001.
8 demonstrated that many ATV dealers were not informing potential purchasers of ATVS about the hazards of children under 16 using adult-sized ATVs.
Ingle added that the increase "is not fully explained by an increase in the number of ATVS in use.
 
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