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tow away

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tow someone or something away*
to pull something, such as a car or a boat, away with another car, boat, etc. (The someone refers to the property of someone, not the person.) If I don't get back to my car, they will tow me away. The truck towed away my car. A big truck came and towed the illegally parked car away.
See also: away, tow


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RTA will also tow away the vehicles broken down within the traffic lanes using towing motorbikes or cranes in the presence of police patrols to ensure traffic flow.
Once the council has instructed a contractor to tow away a vehicle police will be informed and an entry will be made on the force computer.
The Abu Dhabi Municipality signedAacontracts with two companies last Monday to tow away dirty carsAaandAacars left by their owners in the city'sAaparking lots as part of its efforts to maintain the aesthetic face of the capital.
 
 
 
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