carriage

vagón, coche

Una de las unidades conectadas de un tren destinada a transportar pasajeros.

En inglés sencillo: One of the connected sections of a train that carries passengers.

• This carriage is full.
• We found seats in the last carriage.
• The train has six passenger carriages.

Sinónimos: car, coach

Expresiones frecuentes: train carriage, railway carriage, carriage door

carruaje, coche de caballos

Vehículo con ruedas que transporta personas y suele ser tirado por caballos.

En inglés sencillo: A vehicle with wheels that carries people and is usually pulled by horses.

• A horse pulled the carriage.
• They rode through the park in an open carriage.
• Two carriages waited outside the palace.

Sinónimos: coach

Expresiones frecuentes: horse-drawn carriage, carriage ride, open carriage

porte

Manera de mantener y mover el cuerpo al estar de pie o caminar.

En inglés sencillo: The way someone holds their body and moves when standing or walking.

• She had a graceful carriage.
• His upright carriage gave him an air of confidence.
• Years of dancing had shaped her elegant carriage.

Sinónimos: bearing, deportment

Expresiones frecuentes: upright carriage, graceful carriage, dignified carriage

posición, porte

Manera de mantener o colocar una parte concreta del cuerpo.

En inglés sencillo: The way a particular part of the body is held or positioned.

• Her head carriage was unusually high.
• The coach corrected his arm carriage during practice.
• Good neck carriage helps the horse move freely.

Sinónimos: position, posture

Expresiones frecuentes: head carriage, arm carriage, low carriage