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Meanings of charioteer in English
Russian
возничий Usage of charioteer in English
1
But now the charioteer had the reins and goad in his hand.
2
Her brilliant eyes seemed to read deep the soul of the charioteer.
3
And now he holds back the charioteer also and does him wrong.
4
He forced Katuti to give her daughter as wife to the charioteer.
5
Behind the princess stood her charioteer, an old officer of noble birth.
6
The equipage was Mrs. Charmond's, and the unseated charioteer that lady herself.
7
He is a charioteer run away with by his own pampered steeds.
8
The charioteer took first then his helm, ridged like a board, four-cornered.
9
SOCRATES: Why, yes, because you are a rhapsode and not a charioteer.
10
As a charioteer, or a swordsman I'm as confident as a lion.
11
But he said, Take thy chariot out of the way, O charioteer!
12
He prodded the charioteer sharply in the small of the back.
13
The king rode in his own chariot and he himself was the charioteer.
14
The charioteer wears the red-bordered toga of the highest Roman officials.
15
He wanted to paint her as the charioteer of the cataract.
16
The charioteer holds the reins, guides his steeds, restrains or lifts the scourge.
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