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Перевод: coachman

[существительное]
кучер ; ямщик ; искусственная муха

Тезаурус:

1. The Royal Mail generally evokes in the reader's mind an image of a coachman with horn, and an armed guard, dashing through the night behind a team of six or more lathered horses.
2. Great-grandfather had been a coachman in the days of horse-drawn carriages.
3. Coachman - halt.
4. From his servants they learned that he and his coachman had not yet returned from a visit to the opera.
5. I do not recall much of the plot but all through childhood and beyond I have remained haunted by vivid remembered images: little leprechauns in mad underground celebration dancing round pots of gold, leaping over plundered treasures; Michael and Katy skipping hand in hand through the fields; the jaunty, laughing, Guinness swilling, devil may care Darby with his pub stories, his sideways philosophy and his battles of wit with the wily King Brian of the leprechauns; but mainly, and most frighteningly, the dreaded death coach with its headless coachman come to call Darby's soul on the one way trip to hell.
6. "Is that your fairy coachman?"
7. Tony Weller, on his retirement as a coachman, sets up "an excellent public-house" there, PP 57.
8. The coachman thought he wanted to relieve himself.
9. young city clerk who affects the dress of a coachman, and has an "offhand, dashing, amateur-pickpocket-sort-of-manner".
10. But as she turned to thank the coachman he caught sight of her profile: that of a woman unknown to him, about twenty-five years of age, pretty in a conventional way, with mousy-brown hair.
11. "My heart is completely enchanted with all these pleasures, because it is so jolly on this journey, because it is so warm in the carriage and because our coachman is a fine fellow who, when the road gives him the slightest chance, drives so fast.
12. Meanwhile his coachman had advanced to meet Lefevre.
13. The coachman jumped down, raised his hat and held open the nearside door.