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An ambulance is a type of van that is used to take sick or injured people to a hospital or doctor's surgery. Ambulances often have emergency equipment in them so ambulance officers can save people's lives when they arrive instead of just driving them to the hospital. Ambulances are also used to take people from one hospital to another.
The word 'ambulance' is written backwards on the front of an ambulance so people in cars can read the writing in their rear view mirrors.
The word 'ambulance' is written backwards on the front of an ambulance so people in cars can read the writing in their rear view mirrors.
A is for Angle grinder
An anvil is a hard object designed for working hot metal on. Anvils are made of steel, but in ancient times they were made of stone or bronze. The anvil is the shape it is to make it easier to work different shaped metal objects.
A blimp is very similar to a zeppelin, but a blimp does not have a supporting structure inside the big, bullet-shaped balloon that holds it up. Blimps have a compartment under them for people to ride in, and are moved forward by propellors.
A broom is a brush on the end of a long stick that is used for sweeping loose dirt off a floor. Brooms do not work very well on carpeted floors so most people use vacuum cleaners instead.
A bulldozer is a powerful construction machine with a wide, heavy blade at its front. The blade pushes heavy loose materials in front of it. Bulldozers run on tracks, meaning they are less likely to sink into rough or muddy ground. Bulldozers are used to clear land, make roads, level ground, and prepare building sites.
A carriage is a vehicle or a large wheeled container to carry people or things. In old times, it was pulled by horses. Today, people may use the word for a part of a train.
In modern times, horse drawn carriages are mostly used for occasional purposes, like tourism or weddings, not for daily travel.
In modern times, horse drawn carriages are mostly used for occasional purposes, like tourism or weddings, not for daily travel.
