Mercedes

American  

[mer-se-thes, mer-sey-deez, mer-see-deez, mur-si-deez] / mɛrˈsɛ ðɛs, mərˈseɪ diz, mərˈsi diz, ˈmɜr sɪˌdiz /

noun

1. a city in SW Uruguay, on the Río Negro.

2. a city in S Texas.

3. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Mercedes secured a one-two at the Australian Grand Prix to usher in the new era of Formula 1.

From BBC

And McLaren - world champions for the past two years - admitted their car was not quite on the level of the Mercedes.

From BBC

In Melbourne, the Mercedes cars were able to deploy a significant amount more energy on the long run from Turn Six to Turn Nine, where much of the lap time was being lost by McLaren.

From BBC

After the race, Stella came quite close to expressing frustration with the lack of information McLaren had from Mercedes and their engine company HPP.

From BBC

It's yet to be seen whether this is a virtuous circle that never stops, or whether Mercedes will reach diminishing returns and McLaren can catch up.

From BBC