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carriage

/ˈkærɪdʒ/

noun

At arabası

A vehicle with wheels drawn by horses, used for transporting people.

  • The princess arrived in an elegant carriage.
  • They rode through the park in a horse-drawn carriage.
  • Victorian literature frequently depicts social hierarchies through detailed descriptions of the ornate carriage owned by wealthy families.
  • Museum curators have restored the ceremonial carriage used during royal processions in the eighteenth century to its original condition.
  • Historians argue that the introduction of the railway carriage fundamentally transformed long-distance travel in industrializing nations.
  • The preservation society maintains several authentic horse-drawn carriage examples to educate visitors about pre-automotive transportation methods.
nounBritish English

Tren vagonu

A railway passenger vehicle; a railroad car.

  • Our seats are in carriage B.
  • The train has six carriages.
nounformal

Duruş, taşınma biçimi

The way a person holds and moves their body; posture and bearing.

  • She walked with an upright carriage.
  • His carriage suggested military training.
nountechnical

Taşıyıcı parça (makine)

A movable part of a machine that supports or carries something, like a typewriter carriage.

  • The typewriter carriage moved across the page.
  • Adjust the printer carriage before loading paper.