Collocation
gas station
A place where fuel for vehicles (gasoline/petrol) is sold.
Definition
'gas station' is a common English collocation. A place where fuel for vehicles (gasoline/petrol) is sold.
___ + station
“We stopped at a gas station to fill up the tank.”
Examples
- My car ran out of gas near a gas station.
- We need to stop at the next gas station for fuel.
- The gas station on the corner always has the cheapest prices.
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- Can you tell me where the nearest gas station is?
- He works at a gas station part-time during college.
- The children bought snacks from the convenience store at the gas station.
- There was a long line at the gas station due to the holiday weekend.
- A new gas station was built on the outskirts of town.
- After driving for hours, we were relieved to see a gas station sign.
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