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Meanings of coachman in English
Usage of coachman in English
1
The coachman said doubtfully, 'I don't think we are expected, m' lady.'
2
Peter the footman made some remark to the coachman; the latter assented.
3
The avenue ahead was clear, and the coachman whipped up the horses.
4
And your coachman, I imagine, will be more particular in the future.
5
A servant in livery stood on the sidewalk talking with the coachman.
6
The coachman gets down and opens the door of the box behind.
7
The creeper distinctly lent enchantment to the view: the coachman did not.
8
He gets in, and the coachman-whois in black-drivesoff very fast.
9
The footman got on the box and gave the coachman a sign.
10
She lowered the window and called out the address to the coachman.
11
He thought of the coachman who had driven them from the house.
12
The coachman let the horse slowly ascend the continuous ascent of Posilipo.
13
On the box the coachman nudged the footman, as if to say:
14
Just you trust this coachman; he will help you find the place.
15
I'll see the coachman; perhaps he is going down with the trap.
16
The coachman was on the ground remedying something wrong with the harness.
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Coachman through the time
Coachman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare