mileage
/ˈmaɪlɪdʒ/
noun
- The total distance that a vehicle has traveled, measured in miles.
- I check my car's mileage every time I fill up the gas tank.
- The used car had low mileage, so we decided to buy it.
- The rental company charges extra if you exceed the mileage limit.
- The number of miles a vehicle can travel on a given amount of fuel; fuel efficiency.
- This hybrid car gets excellent mileage on the highway.
- We chose the smaller model because it offers better gas mileage.
- Poor mileage can be a sign that your engine needs maintenance.
- An amount of use or benefit that you get from something.
- The joke got a lot of mileage at the office party.
- The company got a lot of mileage out of that advertising campaign.
- You can still get good mileage from that old laptop if you upgrade the memory.
- An allowance for traveling expenses, usually paid per mile.
- Keep a log of your mileage to claim the deduction on your taxes.
- My employer reimburses me for business mileage at 50 cents per mile.
- The consultant submitted a mileage report for the trip to the client's office.