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carriage <a carriage; carriages> SUST.

carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage (relations)
carriage (relations)
carriage (relations)
carriage (relations)
carriage TRANSP.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage ECON.
carriage TRANSP.
carriage (relations)
carriage TRANSP.
carriage TRANSP.

baby carriage

carriage bolt ARQUIT.

carriage jack

carriage jack

carriage return ELECTRNIA.

carriage spring ARQUIT.

hackney carriage V.

hind carriage

land carriage

land carriage
land carriage

lathe carriage ARQUIT.

saw carriage

tension carriage ARQUIT.

tool carriage ARQUIT.

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Soldiers and refugees often traveled on the roofs of carriages due to lack of seats inside.
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Founded in 1847, it produced parts for horse-drawn carriages, such as wheel hubs, spokes, and entire wheels.
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Their operation extended to reach 5 miles in 1991, and they are now focused on restoring their substantial fleet of historic carriages.
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The carriages covered an average of 80 km per day.
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A fourth platform will allow greater use of longer trains of six carriages or more.
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The train consisted of two first-class carriages and an open truck.
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Boys, instead of men, would work points at junctions, services were reduced and fares raised and a number of carriages were sold.
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Originally locomotives and carriages had royal blue livery.
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It became widely used in the manufacture of furniture and carriages.
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Each of the three carriages has a plug-type doorway for each side of the train.
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