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  1. the distance that a vehicle has travelled or the distance that it can travel using a particular amount of fuel: "What's the mileage on your car ?" "Oh, about 40,000." Smaller cars have better mileage and so cost less to run. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. On the road: driving & operating road vehicles. aquaplaning. back someone up.

  2. The meaning of MILEAGE is an allowance for traveling expenses at a certain rate per mile. How to use mileage in a sentence.

  3. noun. the aggregate number of miles traveled over in a given time. length, extent, or distance in miles. the number of miles or the average distance that a vehicle can travel on a specified quantity of fuel: the car gets good mileage. wear, use, advantage, or profit: She won't get much more mileage out of this old coat.

  4. the distance that a vehicle has traveled or the distance that it can travel using a particular amount of fuel: "What's the mileage on your car ?" "Oh, about 40,000." Smaller cars have better mileage and so cost less to run. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. On the road: driving & operating road vehicles. aquaplaning. back someone up.

  5. Mileage refers to the distance that you have travelled, measured in miles. Most of their mileage is in and around town. 2. uncountable noun. The mileage of a vehicle is the number of miles that it can travel using one gallon or litre of fuel.

  6. noun. /ˈmaɪlɪdʒ/ (also milage) Idioms. [uncountable, countable, usually singular] the distance that a vehicle has travelled, measured in miles. My annual mileage is about 10 000. a used car with one owner and a low mileage. The car rental included unlimited mileage, but not fuel.

  7. n. 1. Total length, extent, or distance measured or expressed in miles. 2. Total miles covered or traveled in a given time. 3. The amount of service, use, or wear estimated by miles used or traveled: This tire will give very good mileage. 4. The number of miles traveled by a motor vehicle on a given quantity of fuel. 5. a.