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Meanings of barouche in English

Portuguese
caleche
Spanish
calesa
Catalan
calessa
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Four wheeled open carriage with retractable cover, two benches for four passengers and seperate driver seat.

        caleche
        Usage of barouche in English
        1
        It was past luncheon-hour when the barouche rolled up to the door.
        Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton's Daughters: A Novel
        2
        Then he rang the bell, countermanded the dog-cart, and ordered the barouche.
        A Woman-Hater
        3
        Then she drew back again into the dark corner of the barouche.
        The Crisis — Volume 07
        4
        As he spoke Rhoda saw the barouche draw up before the house.
        Java Head
        5
        The imperial pair, with Prince Albert, were seated in an open barouche.
        The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
        6
        Dear Philip the Second in petticoats, are you comfortable in my barouche?
        Letters of Two Brides
        7
        Just at this moment a barouche galloped up from within the town.
        Memoirs (Vieux Souvenirs) of the Prince de Joinville
        8
        Soon an open barouche drove up, and the only occupant stepped out.
        The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
        9
        And then she told the story of the two men in the barouche.
        The Captain's Toll-Gate
        10
        The driver seizes the opportunity and easily passes the French barouche.
        Napoleon
        11
        A French courier, Major Fidon, in a heavy barouche, is making slow progress.
        Napoleon
        12
        It is a barouche in fine weather, and a brougham when it rains.
        Petty Troubles of Married Life, First Part
        13
        Have the gray horses put to the barouche and brought around.
        Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
        14
        There we took a barouche for the day, and started for the chateau.
        Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, Volume 2
        15
        I travelled in a light barouche, and with my own horses.
        Tales and Novels — Volume 04
        16
        Horses are old-fashioned, and only dowagers drive in a barouche to-day.
        Roden's Corner
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        Portuguese
        caleche
        Spanish
        calesa
        Catalan
        calessa
        Barouche through the time
        Barouche across language varieties
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