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Definition
Synonym
Hansom
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hansom
Cab
n
;
Hansom
-Taxi
n
(Pferdekutsche 1834 von dem engl. Architekten Joseph
Hansom
patentiert)
Hansom
(safety) cab (horse-drawn carriage patented in 1834 by the English architect Joseph
Hansom
)
Hansom
Cab
n
;
Hansom
-Taxi
n
(Pferdekutsche, 1834 von dem engl. Architekten Joseph
Hansom
patentiert)
Hansom
(safety) cab (horse-drawn carriage patented in 1834 by the English architect Joseph
Hansom
)
Hansom
Cab
n
;
Hansom
-Taxi
n
(Pferdekutsche 1834 von dem engl. Architekten Joseph
Hansom
patentiert)
Hansom
(safety) cab (horse-drawn carriage patented in 1834 by the English architect Joseph
Hansom
)
Hansom
Cab
n
;
Hansom
-Taxi
n
(Pferdekutsche, 1834 von dem engl. Architekten Joseph
Hansom
patentiert)
Hansom
(safety) cab (horse-drawn carriage patented in 1834 by the English architect Joseph
Hansom
)
Deutsche
Hansom Synonyme
Englische
Hansom cab Synonyme
Hansom Definition
Air-drawn
(
a.
)
Drawn
in
air
Architect
(
n.
)
A
person
skilled
in
the
art
of
building
Architect
(
n.
)
A
contriver,
designer,
or
maker.
Borough-English
(
n.
)
A
custom,
as
in
some
ancient
boroughs,
by
which
lands
and
tenements
descend
to
the
youngest
son,
instead
of
the
eldest
Carriage
(
n.
)
That
which
is
carried
Carriage
(
n.
)
The
act
of
carrying,
transporting,
or
conveying.
Carriage
(
n.
)
The
price
or
expense
of
carrying.
Carriage
(
n.
)
That
which
carries
of
conveys,
Carriage
(
n.
)
A
wheeled
vehicle
for
persons,
esp.
one
designed
for
elegance
and
comfort.
Carriage
(
n.
)
A
wheeled
vehicle
carrying
a
fixed
burden,
as
a
gun
carriage.
Carriage
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
machine
which
moves
and
carries
of
supports
some
other
moving
object
or
part.
Carriage
(
n.
)
A
frame
or
cage
in
which
something
is
carried
or
supported
Carriage
(
n.
)
The
manner
of
carrying
one's
self
Carriage
(
n.
)
The
act
or
manner
of
conducting
measures
or
projects
Drawn
(
p.
p.)
of
Draw
Drawn
(
p.
p.
&
a.)
See
Draw,
v.
t.
&
i.
English
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
England,
or
to
its
inhabitants,
or
to
the
present
so-called
Anglo-Saxon
race.
English
(
a.
)
See
1st
Bond,
n.,
8.
English
(
n.
)
Collectively,
the
people
of
England
English
(
n.
)
The
language
of
England
or
of
the
English
nation,
and
of
their
descendants
in
America,
India,
and
other
countries.
English
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
printing
type,
in
size
between
Pica
and
Great
Primer.
See
Type.
English
(
n.
)
A
twist
or
spinning
motion
given
to
a
ball
in
striking
it
that
influences
the
direction
it
will
take
after
touching
a
cushion
or
another
ball.
English
(
v.
t.)
To
translate
into
the
English
language
English
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
(the
cue
ball)
in
such
a
manner
as
to
give
it
in
addition
to
its
forward
motion
a
spinning
motion,
that
influences
its
direction
after
impact
on
another
ball
or
the
cushion.
Ginny-carriage
(
n.
)
A
small,
strong
carriage
for
conveying
materials
on
a
railroad.
Hansom
(
)
Alt.
of
Hansom
cab
Hansom
cab
(
)
A
light,
low,
two-wheeled
covered
carriage
with
the
driver's
seat
elevated
behind,
the
reins
being
passed
over
the
top.
Horse
(
n.
)
A
hoofed
quadruped
of
the
genus
Equus
Horse
(
n.
)
The
male
of
the
genus
horse,
in
distinction
from
the
female
or
male
Horse
(
n.
)
Mounted
soldiery
Horse
(
n.
)
A
frame
with
legs,
used
to
support
something
Horse
(
n.
)
A
frame
of
timber,
shaped
like
a
horse,
on
which
soldiers
were
made
to
ride
for
punishment.
Horse
(
n.
)
Anything,
actual
or
figurative,
on
which
one
rides
as
on
a
horse
Horse
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
earthy
matter,
or
rock
of
the
same
character
as
the
wall
rock,
occurring
in
the
course
of
a
vein,
as
of
coal
or
ore
Horse
(
n.
)
See
Footrope,
a.
Horse
(
a.
)
A
breastband
for
a
leadsman.
Horse
(
a.
)
An
iron
bar
for
a
sheet
traveler
to
slide
upon.
Horse
(
a.
)
A
jackstay.
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
horse,
or
with
horses
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
sit
astride
of
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
cover,
as
a
mare
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
take
or
carry
on
the
back
Horse
(
v.
t.)
To
place
on
the
back
of
another,
or
on
a
wooden
horse,
etc.,
to
be
flogged
Horse
(
v.
i.)
To
get
on
horseback.
Horse-chestnut
(
n.
)
The
large
nutlike
seed
of
a
species
of
Aesculus
(Ae.
Hippocastanum),
formerly
ground,
and
fed
to
horses,
whence
the
name.
Horse-chestnut
(
n.
)
The
tree
itself,
which
was
brought
from
Constantinople
in
the
beginning
of
the
sixteenth
century,
and
is
now
common
in
the
temperate
zones
of
both
hemispheres.
The
native
American
species
are
called
buckeyes.
Horse-drench
(
n.
)
A
dose
of
physic
for
a
horse.
Horse-drench
(
n.
)
The
appliance
by
which
the
dose
is
administred.
Horse
Guards
(
)
A
body
of
cavalry
so
called
Horse-jockey
(
n.
)
A
professional
rider
and
trainer
of
race
horses.
Hansom (safety) cab (horse-drawn carriage patented in 1834 by the English architect Joseph Hansom) Bedeutung
base
hit
safety
(baseball)
the
successful
act
of
striking
a
baseball
in
such
a
way
that
the
batter
reaches
base
safely
safety
a
score
in
American
football,
a
player
is
tackled
behind
his
own
goal
line
body
English
a
motion
of
the
body
by
a
player
as
if
to
make
an
object
already
propelled
go
in
the
desired
direction
horse
racing
the
sport
of
racing
horses
safety
squeeze
play
safety
squeeze
the
runner
on
third
base
waits
to
start
home
until
the
batter
has
bunted
successfully
horse
breeding
breeding
horses
safety
blitz
linebacker
blitzing
blitz
(American
football)
defensive
players
try
to
break
through
the
offensive
line
carriage
trade
trade
from
upperlass
customers
horse
trade
horse
trading
the
swapping
of
horses
(accompanied
by
much
bargaining)
English
Civil
War
civil
war
in
England
between
the
Parliamentarians
and
the
Royalists
under
Charles
I,
-
English
Revolution
Glorious
Revolution
Bloodless
Revolution
the
revolution
against
James
II,
there
was
little
armed
resistance
to
William
and
Mary
in
England
although
battles
were
fought
in
Scotland
and
Ireland
(-)
seahorse
sea
horse
small
fish
with
horse-like
heads
bent
sharply
downward
and
curled
tails,
swim
in
upright
position
English
sparrow
house
sparrow
Passer
domesticus
small
hardy
brown-and-grey
bird
native
to
Europe
capercaillie
capercailzie
horse
of
the
wood
Tetrao
urogallus
large
black
Old
World
grouse
English
lady
crab
Portunus
puber
crab
of
the
English
coasts
walrus
seahorse
sea
horse
either
of
two
large
northern
marine
mammals
having
ivory
tusks
and
tough
hide
over
thick
blubber
English
toy
spaniel
British
breed
having
a
long
silky
coat
and
rounded
head
with
a
short
upturned
muzzle
English
foxhound
an
English
breed
slightly
larger
than
the
American
foxhounds
originally
used
to
hunt
in
packs
English
setter
an
English
breed
having
a
plumed
tail
and
a
soft
silky
coat
that
is
chiefly
white
English
springer
English
springer
spaniel
a
breed
having
typically
a
black-and-white
coat
cocker
spaniel
English
cocker
spaniel
cocker
a
small
breed
with
wavy
silky
hair,
originally
developed
in
England
Old
English
sheepdog
bobtail
large
sheepdog
with
a
profuse
shaggy
bluish-grey-and-white
coat
and
short
tail,
believed
to
trace
back
to
the
Roman
occupation
of
Britain
bulldog
English
bulldog
a
sturdy
thickset
short-haired
breed
with
a
large
head
and
strong
undershot
lower
jaw,
developed
originally
in
England
for
bull
baiting
dalmatian
coach
dog
carriage
dog
a
large
breed
having
a
smooth
white
coat
with
black
or
brown
spots,
originated
in
Dalmatia
horse's
foot
the
hoof
of
a
horse
horse
botfly
Gasterophilus
intestinalis
parasitic
chiefly
on
horses
horsefly
cleg
clegg
horse
fly
large
swift
fly
the
female
of
which
sucks
blood
of
various
animals
horse
tick
horsefly
Hippobosca
equina
winged
fly
parasitic
on
horses
horse
Equus
caballus
solid-hoofed
herbivorous
quadruped
domesticated
since
prehistoric
times
eohippus
dawn
horse
earliest
horse,
extinct
primitive
dog-sized
four-toed
Eocene
animal
male
horse
the
male
of
species
Equus
caballus
mare
female
horse
female
equine
animal
saddle
horse
riding
horse
mount
a
lightweight
horse
kept
for
riding
only
cavalry
horse
horse
trained
for
battle
quarter
horse
a
small
powerful
horse
originally
bred
for
sprinting
in
quarter-mile
races
in
Virginia
Tennessee
walker
Tennessee
walking
horse
Walking
horse
Plantation
walking
horse
a
horse
marked
by
stamina
and
trained
to
move
at
a
fast
running
walk
American
saddle
horse
a
high-stepping
horse
originating
in
Kentucky
wild
horse
undomesticated
or
feral
domestic
horse
Przewalski's
horse
Przevalski's
horse
Equus
caballus
przewalskii
Equus
caballus
przevalskii
wild
horse
of
central
Asia
that
resembles
an
ass,
now
endangered
plow
horse
plough
horse
a
horse
used
to
pull
a
plow
racehorse
race
horse
bangtail
a
horse
bred
for
racing
two-year-old
horse
two
year
old
a
racehorse
that
is
two
years
old
three-year-old
horse
three
year
old
a
racehorse
that
is
three
years
old
dark
horse
a
racehorse
about
which
little
is
known
stalking-horse
a
horse
behind
which
a
hunter
hides
while
stalking
game
harness
horse
horse
used
for
pulling
vehicles
draft
horse
draught
horse
dray
horse
horse
adapted
for
drawing
heavy
loads
carthorse
cart
horse
drayhorse
draft
horse
kept
for
pulling
carts
farm
horse
dobbin
a
quiet
plodding
workhorse
shire
shire
horse
British
breed
of
large
heavy
draft
horse
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