carriage

• Sustantivo que designa un vehículo con ruedas, generalmente tirado por caballos, usado para transportar personas o mercancías, o bien un vagón de un tren para pasajeros.

A noun referring to a wheeled vehicle, typically horse-drawn, used for transporting people or goods, or a part of a train for passengers.

1. A2formal

   A wheeled vehicle, especially one pulled by horses, used for transporting people.

   Carruaje

   • The princess arrived in a golden carriage.
   • They rode through the park in an open carriage.
   • The carriage was drawn by two white horses.

   Sinónimosbroughambuggycartchariotcoachconveyancegighansomlandauphaetonstagecoachsulkysurreywagon

2. Train carA2formalbritish

   A passenger car on a train.

   Coche de pasajeros de tren

   • We sat in the first-class carriage.
   • The train has ten carriages.
   • She walked through the carriage looking for a seat.

   Sinónimoscarcoachrailcarwagon

3. PostureB2formal

   The way a person holds and moves their head and body.

   Porte

   • She has a graceful carriage.
   • His upright carriage suggests confidence.
   • The dancer's carriage was elegant and poised.

   Sinónimosbearingdemeanordeportmentmienposturestance

4. Transportation costB1formalbritish

   The cost or act of transporting goods from one place to another.

   Coste de transporte

   • Carriage is included in the price of the furniture.
   • The company offers free carriage for orders over $50.
   • We need to calculate the carriage costs for the shipment.

   Sinónimoscartageconveyancefreighthaulageshippingtransporttransportation