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1. (n.) coachman
a man employed to drive a coach or carriage.
Etymology: (1570–80)
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1. (noun) coachman
a man who drives a coach (or carriage)
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1. (noun) coachman
a man whose business is to drive a coach or carriage
2. (noun) coachman
a tropical fish of the Atlantic ocean (Dutes auriga); -- called also charioteer. The name refers to a long, lashlike spine of the dorsal fin
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Sense: the driver of a horsedrawn carriage.
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 Afrikaans: koetsier |
 Arabic: حوذي، سائِقُ عَرَبَه |
 Bulgarian: кочияш |
 Brazilian: cocheiro |
 Czech: kočí |
 German: der Kutscher |
 Danish: kusk |
 Greek: αμαξάς |
 Spanish: cochero |
 Estonian: kutsar |
 Farsi: کالسکه چی |
 Finnish: hevoskuski |
 French: cocher/-ère |
 Hebrew: נֶהַג מֶרכָּבָה |
 Hindi: कोचवान |
 Croatian: kočijaš |
 Hungarian: kocsis, fogathajtó |
 Indonesian: sais |
 Icelandic: ekill |
 Italian: cocchiere |
 Japanese: 御者 |
 Korean: 마부 |
 Lithuanian: vežikas |
 Latvian: kučieris |
 Malay: pembawa kereta kuda |
 Dutch: koetsier |
 Norwegian: kusk |
 Polish: woźnica |
 Persian: کالسکه چی |
 Pashto: ګادی وان |
 Portuguese: cocheiro |
 Romanian: vizitiu |
 Russian: кучер |
 Slovak: kočiš |
 Slovenian: kočijaž |
 Serbian: kočijaš |
 Swedish: kusk |
 Thai: คนขับรถม้า |
 Turkish: arabacı |
 Taiwanese: 馬車伕 |
 Ukrainian: кучер |
 Urdu: گھوڑا گاڑی کو چلانے والا |
 Vietnamese: người đánh xe ngựa |
 Chinese: 马车夫 |
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