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carriage

nounB1 · Intermediate

A thing with wheels pulled by horses.

Meanings of «carriage»

1 · noun

a thing with wheels pulled by horses

The queen rode in a carriage through the streets.

2 · noun

a separate section of a train for passengers

We found empty seats in the front carriage.

Similar: train carcoachwagon

3 · noun

the cost of moving goods from one place to another

The price included carriage to your home address.

Similar: shipping costfreighttransport cost

Translation

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«carriage» in 17 languages
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ID Indonesia
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KO 한국어
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The difference between similar words

an old vehicle pulled by horses
carta simple vehicle with wheels for loadsA horse pulled the cart of apples.
wagona big, strong vehicle for heavy loadsThe farmer put hay on the wagon.
carriagean elegant vehicle for carrying peopleThe queen rode in a carriage.
chariota light two-wheeled vehicle of ancient timesThe soldier rode a chariot into battle.

Word family

carry A1 · verbcarrier B2 · nouncarriage B1 · noun

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