Heavy vehicle used in construction with tracks that allow you to move on any uneven ground and a shovel on the front to demolish or also raise demolition material. The name comes from the bulldozer English bull ("Bull, by the power to the charge") dozer, that can come from twelve ("dose, controlled, in this case force measurement") or dozer ("sleeper, as if the bull was dormant until they are used, or perhaps d") ("urmiera or smashed buildings").
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