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• HGV — abbr. Brit. heavy goods vehicle. * * * abbrev Heavy goods vehicle (now replaced by ↑LGV in official use) * * * HGV UK [ˌeɪtʃ dʒiː ˈviː] US [ˌeɪtʃ dʒi ˈvi] noun [countable] [singular HGV plural HGVs] …   Useful english dictionary