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carriage trade

运输业,运输贸易,运输行业,运输交易

Related Words

aristocracy贵族制度,贵族阶层,贵族,贵族社会celebrity名人,知名人士,社会名流,明星establishment建立,建立的,建立了,建立起来的society社会,社团,协会,社群best最好的,最佳,最好,最好是choice选择,选择权,选择题,抉择cream奶油,乳霜,霜,奶脂crowd人群,群众,众人,人群中elect选举,选择,推选,选fat脂肪,肥胖,胖子,胖flower花,花卉,花朵,花儿gentility温文尔雅,绅士风度,文雅,君子之风gentry乡绅,绅士,绅士们nobility贵族,高贵,贵族身份,高贵的人pride骄傲,自豪,自豪感,尊严prime首要的,首要,首选,首要任务prize奖品,奖,奖金,奖项quality质量,品质,质量问题,质量方面top顶部,顶端,顶,顶部的beautiful people美丽的人,美丽的人们,美丽的人民,美好的人

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : wealthy patrons of a store, restaurant, theater, etc.; elite clientele.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inelite
Synonyms
aristocracy贵族制度,贵族阶层,贵族,贵族社会celebrity名人,知名人士,社会名流,明星establishment建立,建立的,建立了,建立起来的society社会,社团,协会,社群best最好的,最佳,最好,最好是choice选择,选择权,选择题,抉择cream奶油,乳霜,霜,奶脂crowd人群,群众,众人,人群中elect选举,选择,推选,选fat脂肪,肥胖,胖子,胖flower花,花卉,花朵,花儿gentility温文尔雅,绅士风度,文雅,君子之风gentry乡绅,绅士,绅士们nobility贵族,高贵,贵族身份,高贵的人pride骄傲,自豪,自豪感,尊严prime首要的,首要,首选,首要任务prize奖品,奖,奖金,奖项quality质量,品质,质量问题,质量方面top顶部,顶端,顶,顶部的beautiful people美丽的人,美丽的人们,美丽的人民,美好的人blue blood蓝色的血,蓝色的血液,蓝色血液,蓝色血统country club set乡村俱乐部套装,乡村俱乐部套餐,乡间俱乐部套装,乡村俱乐部套票crème de la crème精英荟萃,百里挑一,精英,精华fast lane快车道,快行道,快速通道,快捷通道glitterati闪闪发光的人,金光闪闪的人,闪亮的人,闪耀的人high society上流社会,上层社会,上流社会的,高层社会in-crowd人群中,人群中的,在人群中,群众中jet-set时髦的,时髦的人,时髦,时髦的生活main line干线,主线,主干线,主管线old money老钱,旧钱,古钱,老本optimacy优化select选择,挑选,选取,选定upper class上流社会,上层社会,上层阶级,上层人士upper crust上层地壳,上层壳,上层地皮,上层

Examples

  • Its graceful hotels and beautiful restaurants are totally dependent on the tourist trade.

  • Dance instructors run a lucrative trade offering private lessons to couples before their wedding receptions, typically the tango.

  • Rebels in Africa trade in children to fund their conflicts and obtain child soldiers.

  • The Canterbury Tales was, Strohm writes, “one of the volumes around which the new trade would organize itself.”

  • There was really only one good reason to maintain the embargo: Trade with Cuba strengthens the Castros.

  • He replied that he had no objections, provided she did not encumber the carriage with bandboxes, which were his utter abhorrence.

  • A gentleman got out of a carriage before it stopped, and fell between the rail and the platform.

  • "She did not think so:" why should she have taken the trouble to look out of the carriage window at me as she said these words?

  • "God bless 'ee, Missy," cried the old man in the shrill cracked voice of age, as he pressed up to the carriage window.

  • Liszt and his titled friends travelled in a first class carriage by themselves.

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