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1 carriage trade
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2 carriage
'kæri‹1) (the act or cost of conveying and delivering goods: Does that price include carriage?) transporte2) (a vehicle for carrying (especially in Britain, railway passengers): the carriage nearest the engine; a railway carriage.) vagón3) (especially formerly, a horse-drawn passenger vehicle.) carro4) (the part of a typewriter which moves back and forwards, carrying the paper.) carro5) (posture; way of walking.) porte•carriage n1. vagón2. carruajetr['kærɪʤ]3 (of typewriter) carro; (of gun) cureña\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcarriage forward cobro al destinatariocarriage free franco de porte, sin portecarriage paid porte pagadocarriage clock reloj nombre masculino de mesacarriage ['kærɪʤ] n1) transport: transporte m2) posture: porte m, postura f3)horse-drawn carriage : carruaje m, coche m4)baby carriage : cochecito madj.• cochero, -a adj.n.• aire s.m.• carro s.m.• carruaje s.m.• coche s.m.• porte s.m.'kærɪdʒ1) ca) ( horse-drawn) carruaje m, coche mb) (BrE Rail) vagón mc) ( baby carriage) (AmE) cochecito m, carriola f (Méx)2) u ( transport) transporte m, porte m3) u ( bearing) (frml) porte m['kærɪdʒ]1. N1) (Brit) (Rail) vagón m, coche m3) [of typewriter] carro m ; (=gun carriage) cureña f4) (=bearing) [of person] porte m5) (Comm) (=transportation) transporte m, flete m ; (=cost) porte m, flete mcarriage inwards/outwards — gastos mpl de transporte a cargo del comprador/vendedor
2.CPDcarriage clock N — reloj m de mesa
carriage drive N — calzada f
carriage return N — (on typewriter etc) tecla f de retorno
carriage trade N — (US) sector m de transporte de mercancías
* * *['kærɪdʒ]1) ca) ( horse-drawn) carruaje m, coche mb) (BrE Rail) vagón mc) ( baby carriage) (AmE) cochecito m, carriola f (Méx)2) u ( transport) transporte m, porte m3) u ( bearing) (frml) porte m -
3 sea
123 nHYDROL, OCEAN mar m
См. также в других словарях:
carriage trade — ☆ carriage trade n. the wealthy patrons, as of a theater or store, who formerly arrived in private carriages … English World dictionary
carriage trade — {n.}, {literary} Rich or upper class people. * /The hotel is so expensive that only the carriage trade stays there./ * /The carriage trade buys its clothes at the best stores./ … Dictionary of American idioms
carriage trade — {n.}, {literary} Rich or upper class people. * /The hotel is so expensive that only the carriage trade stays there./ * /The carriage trade buys its clothes at the best stores./ … Dictionary of American idioms
carriage\ trade — noun literary Rich or upper class people. The hotel is so expensive that only the carriage trade stays there. The carriage trade buys its clothes at the best stores … Словарь американских идиом
Carriage trade — A clientele wealthy enough to arrive at the theatre in horse drawn carriages either privately owned or hired was desirable to managers, who might even pander to the carriage trade … The Historical Dictionary of the American Theater
carriage trade — noun Date: circa 1909 trade from well to do or upper class people; also well to do people … New Collegiate Dictionary
carriage trade — Synonyms and related words: Vanity Fair, beau monde, beautiful people, best people, blue blood, cafe society, clientage, clientele, cream of society, custom, drawing room, elite, fashionable society, flower, gentility, gentry, good society, haut… … Moby Thesaurus
carriage trade — car′riage trade n. bus wealthy patrons of an establishment, as a store … From formal English to slang
carriage trade — noun trade from upper class customers • Hypernyms: ↑commerce, ↑commercialism, ↑mercantilism … Useful english dictionary
carriage trade — wealthy patrons of a store, restaurant, theater, etc.; elite clientele. [1710 20] * * * … Universalium
Carriage trade — Members of the upper class in need of equestrian accoutrements, including apparel … Historical Dictionary of the Fashion Industry