Definition of caleche in English:

caleche

(also calash)

nounkəˈlɛʃ

historical

1A light low-wheeled carriage with a removable folding hood.
折篷轻便马车
Example sentencesExamples
- Visiting on a May day with the spring sun illuminating the pale sandstone, I watch a horse-drawn caleche clatter through the palace gates and glimpse a heavy chandelier through an upstairs window.
- Their role is taken by rusting blue and white taxis and elegant caleches: carriages drawn by horses that sometimes look as if they could win the Derby.
- Swallow your ‘authentic traveller ‘pride and take a ride on a horse-drawn calash.’
- The picture showed two young women seated in an ‘easy open calash’ (an open carriage), one of whom was reading a monthly part of Bleak House aloud to the other.
2Canadian A two-wheeled one-horse vehicle with a seat for the driver on the splashboard.
〈加〉两轮单马车
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘I never saw so many caleches, cabs, charrettes, and similar vehicles collected before,’ he wrote.
3A woman's hooped silk hood.
女用箍丝兜帽

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French calèche, via German from Polish kolasa, from kolo 'wheel'.

单词	caleche
释义	Definition of caleche in English: caleche (also calash) nounkəˈlɛʃ historical 1A light low-wheeled carriage with a removable folding hood. 折篷轻便马车 Example sentencesExamples Visiting on a May day with the spring sun illuminating the pale sandstone, I watch a horse-drawn caleche clatter through the palace gates and glimpse a heavy chandelier through an upstairs window. Their role is taken by rusting blue and white taxis and elegant caleches: carriages drawn by horses that sometimes look as if they could win the Derby. Swallow your ‘authentic traveller ‘pride and take a ride on a horse-drawn calash.’ The picture showed two young women seated in an ‘easy open calash’ (an open carriage), one of whom was reading a monthly part of Bleak House aloud to the other. 2Canadian A two-wheeled one-horse vehicle with a seat for the driver on the splashboard. 〈加〉两轮单马车 Example sentencesExamples ‘I never saw so many caleches, cabs, charrettes, and similar vehicles collected before,’ he wrote. 3A woman's hooped silk hood. 女用箍丝兜帽 Origin Mid 17th century: from French calèche, via German from Polish kolasa, from kolo 'wheel'.
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