Meaning of the word carriage in English

What does carriage mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.

carriage

US /ˈker.ɪdʒ/

UK /ˈkær.ɪdʒ/

a wheeled vehicle, especially one pulled by horses and used for carrying people

Example:

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The royal family arrived in a magnificent horse-drawn carriage.

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They took a romantic carriage ride through the park.

Synonym:

coach buggy chariot gig phaeton

(British English) a section of a train for carrying passengers

Example:

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We found our seats in the last carriage of the train.

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Please ensure all your luggage is stored safely within the carriage.

Synonym:

coach car wagon

a baby carriage or pram

Example:

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She pushed the baby in its carriage through the park.

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The new carriage has excellent suspension for a smooth ride.

Synonym:

pram stroller buggy

a person's way of holding their body; posture

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Her elegant carriage suggested a background in dance.

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He walked with a proud carriage, head held high.

Synonym:

posture bearing gait mien deportment

Related Word:

carriage dog baby carriage