Definition of covered wagon in US English:

covered wagon

noun

A horse- or mule-drawn wagon topped with a spacious. arched canvas-covered framework. Covered wagons were the common transport for the western-moving North American pioneers of the 19th century.
See also Conestoga wagon, prairie schooner
Example sentencesExamples
- It's why we fired at those British redcoats, set out in our covered wagons, strapped ourselves to a rocket and headed to the moon.
- We're sort of like a traveling city - our homes are covered wagons.
- A large, covered wagon pushed its way in between the two of them hiding them from each other.
- And it was like traveling in a covered wagon it took so long.
- It's little wonder that there is still a shortage of covered wagons.
- Some parks rent cabins, yurts, tepees, even covered wagons.
- The wranglers there offer a scenic horseback tour and a narrated mule-drawn covered wagon ride of Timbercreek Canyon.
- The raw frontier that he had known as a boy was gone along with the ox-drawn covered wagon and the prospector's mule.
- Opening my eyes, I find myself in a canvas covered wagon.
- Prairie pioneers offer lessons in faith, character and hope as they travel by covered wagon to the Canadian prairies.
- Catherine's nearest neighbours arrived in a covered wagon pulled by a team of oxen.
- She peered out the mercantile door and saw their covered wagons parked outside.
- Steve wanted to cart in an old covered wagon and dress up like a gypsy, complete with donkeys and unwashed children.
- The center offers a ride in a computer-controlled covered wagon, guided trail tours and features various pioneer tools and artifacts.
- It includes everything from the covered wagons to cooking utensils alongside an extensive library and music collection.
- I called them in to the solitude of our covered wagon for a talk.
- They come on horseback, in carriages and in covered wagons.
- It includes an overnight pack trip, a river raft trip, a covered wagon cookout, a day tour of Yellowstone, and ranch activities.
- Dusty, who is planning to wear a maroon dress, said ‘We have got a covered wagon and everything.’
- Old dad, they had covered wagons when he went to school, I think.
- Others congregated in dude ranches or rustic lodges, on houseboats, in tents - even in covered wagons.

Definition of covered wagon in US English:

covered wagon

noun

A horse- or mule-drawn wagon topped with a spacious. arched canvas-covered framework. Covered wagons were the common transport for the western-moving North American pioneers of the 19th century.
See also Conestoga wagon, prairie schooner
Example sentencesExamples
- I called them in to the solitude of our covered wagon for a talk.
- Steve wanted to cart in an old covered wagon and dress up like a gypsy, complete with donkeys and unwashed children.
- She peered out the mercantile door and saw their covered wagons parked outside.
- We're sort of like a traveling city - our homes are covered wagons.
- Prairie pioneers offer lessons in faith, character and hope as they travel by covered wagon to the Canadian prairies.
- They come on horseback, in carriages and in covered wagons.
- Opening my eyes, I find myself in a canvas covered wagon.
- The raw frontier that he had known as a boy was gone along with the ox-drawn covered wagon and the prospector's mule.
- It includes an overnight pack trip, a river raft trip, a covered wagon cookout, a day tour of Yellowstone, and ranch activities.
- Catherine's nearest neighbours arrived in a covered wagon pulled by a team of oxen.
- Some parks rent cabins, yurts, tepees, even covered wagons.
- Dusty, who is planning to wear a maroon dress, said ‘We have got a covered wagon and everything.’
- The wranglers there offer a scenic horseback tour and a narrated mule-drawn covered wagon ride of Timbercreek Canyon.
- It includes everything from the covered wagons to cooking utensils alongside an extensive library and music collection.
- And it was like traveling in a covered wagon it took so long.
- Others congregated in dude ranches or rustic lodges, on houseboats, in tents - even in covered wagons.
- The center offers a ride in a computer-controlled covered wagon, guided trail tours and features various pioneer tools and artifacts.
- A large, covered wagon pushed its way in between the two of them hiding them from each other.
- It's little wonder that there is still a shortage of covered wagons.
- Old dad, they had covered wagons when he went to school, I think.
- It's why we fired at those British redcoats, set out in our covered wagons, strapped ourselves to a rocket and headed to the moon.

单词	covered wagon
释义	Definition of covered wagon in US English: covered wagon noun A horse- or mule-drawn wagon topped with a spacious. arched canvas-covered framework. Covered wagons were the common transport for the western-moving North American pioneers of the 19th century. See also Conestoga wagon, prairie schooner Example sentencesExamples It's why we fired at those British redcoats, set out in our covered wagons, strapped ourselves to a rocket and headed to the moon. We're sort of like a traveling city - our homes are covered wagons. A large, covered wagon pushed its way in between the two of them hiding them from each other. And it was like traveling in a covered wagon it took so long. It's little wonder that there is still a shortage of covered wagons. Some parks rent cabins, yurts, tepees, even covered wagons. The wranglers there offer a scenic horseback tour and a narrated mule-drawn covered wagon ride of Timbercreek Canyon. The raw frontier that he had known as a boy was gone along with the ox-drawn covered wagon and the prospector's mule. Opening my eyes, I find myself in a canvas covered wagon. Prairie pioneers offer lessons in faith, character and hope as they travel by covered wagon to the Canadian prairies. Catherine's nearest neighbours arrived in a covered wagon pulled by a team of oxen. She peered out the mercantile door and saw their covered wagons parked outside. Steve wanted to cart in an old covered wagon and dress up like a gypsy, complete with donkeys and unwashed children. The center offers a ride in a computer-controlled covered wagon, guided trail tours and features various pioneer tools and artifacts. It includes everything from the covered wagons to cooking utensils alongside an extensive library and music collection. I called them in to the solitude of our covered wagon for a talk. They come on horseback, in carriages and in covered wagons. It includes an overnight pack trip, a river raft trip, a covered wagon cookout, a day tour of Yellowstone, and ranch activities. Dusty, who is planning to wear a maroon dress, said ‘We have got a covered wagon and everything.’ Old dad, they had covered wagons when he went to school, I think. Others congregated in dude ranches or rustic lodges, on houseboats, in tents - even in covered wagons. Definition of covered wagon in US English: covered wagon noun A horse- or mule-drawn wagon topped with a spacious. arched canvas-covered framework. Covered wagons were the common transport for the western-moving North American pioneers of the 19th century. See also Conestoga wagon, prairie schooner Example sentencesExamples I called them in to the solitude of our covered wagon for a talk. Steve wanted to cart in an old covered wagon and dress up like a gypsy, complete with donkeys and unwashed children. She peered out the mercantile door and saw their covered wagons parked outside. We're sort of like a traveling city - our homes are covered wagons. Prairie pioneers offer lessons in faith, character and hope as they travel by covered wagon to the Canadian prairies. They come on horseback, in carriages and in covered wagons. Opening my eyes, I find myself in a canvas covered wagon. The raw frontier that he had known as a boy was gone along with the ox-drawn covered wagon and the prospector's mule. It includes an overnight pack trip, a river raft trip, a covered wagon cookout, a day tour of Yellowstone, and ranch activities. Catherine's nearest neighbours arrived in a covered wagon pulled by a team of oxen. Some parks rent cabins, yurts, tepees, even covered wagons. Dusty, who is planning to wear a maroon dress, said ‘We have got a covered wagon and everything.’ The wranglers there offer a scenic horseback tour and a narrated mule-drawn covered wagon ride of Timbercreek Canyon. It includes everything from the covered wagons to cooking utensils alongside an extensive library and music collection. And it was like traveling in a covered wagon it took so long. Others congregated in dude ranches or rustic lodges, on houseboats, in tents - even in covered wagons. The center offers a ride in a computer-controlled covered wagon, guided trail tours and features various pioneer tools and artifacts. A large, covered wagon pushed its way in between the two of them hiding them from each other. It's little wonder that there is still a shortage of covered wagons. Old dad, they had covered wagons when he went to school, I think. It's why we fired at those British redcoats, set out in our covered wagons, strapped ourselves to a rocket and headed to the moon.
随便看	nurdy Nuremberg Nuremberger have all eyes on one have (all) one's bases covered have all one's wits about one have all the answers have all the details of have (all) the hallmarks of have all the hallmarks of have all the signs of have all to oneself have a load on have a lock on have a lock on have a long face have a longing have a long way to go have a long way to go have a look have a look around/round have a look at have a look of have a look-see have a look-see at