carriage
/ˈkɛrɪdʒ/
noun
- A vehicle with wheels that is pulled by a horse, used for carrying people.
- The carriage had cushioned seats and a small window on each side.
- The princess arrived at the castle in a beautiful horse-drawn carriage.
- We took a ride through the park in an old-fashioned carriage.
- A separate section of a train where passengers sit.
- The dining carriage serves meals during the journey.
- Each carriage on the subway has doors that open automatically.
- We found seats in the last carriage of the train.
- The way someone holds and moves their body; posture or bearing.
- Her confident carriage made her stand out in the crowd.
- He walked with the proud carriage of a soldier.
- Ballet dancers are known for their graceful carriage.
- The cost or service of transporting goods from one place to another.
- The price includes carriage to your home address.
- We paid extra for carriage of the furniture upstairs.
- Carriage of fragile items requires careful packaging.
- A moving part of a machine that holds or carries something, such as the part of a typewriter or printer that holds the paper.
- The machine's carriage slides smoothly on its rails.
- He replaced the carriage on the old typewriter.
- The printer's carriage moves the paper back and forth.