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Meanings of waggon in anglès
A car that has a long body and rear door with space behind rear seat.
Sinònims
Examples for "wagon"
Examples for "wagon"
1
The wagon-covers became sticky in the sun, and rigid in the cold.
2
This young lady is unconscious; help me lift her into the wagon.
3
His head was in the clouds; the star was drawing his wagon.
4
The second day he crossed a wagon track coming from the south.
5
In the meanwhile, the servants had carried the dowry to the wagon.
1
Can one directly correlate the purchase of an estate car with higher intelligence?
2
There is something deliciously subversive about driving an estate car with this much grunt.
3
Crossovers combine features of an estate car and a sports utility vehicle (SUV).
4
Rushton and DI Neasden climbed into a dark-blue estate car and set off after the Fletchers.
5
I missed the sneaky estate car parked close to the railings with its sneaky speed camera.
1
When I arrive a nameless blues-rock band are loading gear into their station -waggons.
1
A minute later the entire crew, some pulling, some steering, dragged out the beach wagon.
2
Not more than six or eight will probably come, so I shall hire a beach wagon and borrow Mr. Laurence's cherry-bounce.
1
Here's everything you need to know about Volvo's excellent V60 station wagon.
2
A short while later, Ahmed stopped at a small, four-door station wagon.
3
Sarah bought a used Volvo station wagon to replace her crushed Mercedes.
4
Costa thought of the conversation in the back of Gaines's station wagon.
5
Still, this didn't explain the station wagon's not being in the garage.
Usage of waggon in anglès
1
The waggon aforesaid had approached the gateway in the most innocent manner.
2
The tent, his own, was in the rear of the waggon box.
3
They had not long to wait before the waggon came in sight.
4
He walked to the front of the waggon and addressed Robert Seymour.
5
One of them put a ladder against the wheel of the waggon.
6
The next instant the waggon was lifted up and jerked violently round.
7
We unloaded the waggon, and commenced repairing the damage it had received.
8
The tilt caught on part of the waggon to which Ruyter belonged.
9
Armitage took an anxious glance at the occupants of the leading waggon.
10
On reaching the waggon, we found the cattle grazing quietly beside it.
11
Then we went to the waggon and spoke no more that night.
12
Nothing was behind me all the way but an empty country waggon.
13
After that by waggon to Lausdune, where the 365 children were born.
14
One of our cars met a peasant with a hand-waggon near Nerchau.
15
The waggon-wheels be without strakes, and there's no linch-pins to the carts.
16
He felt a jolt as of a waggon, and opened his eyes.
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