Definition of limousine in English:

limousine

noun ˌlɪməˈziːnˈlɪməziːn

1A large, luxurious car, especially one driven by a chauffeur who is separated from the passengers by a partition.
the Prince was whisked away in a black limousine
Example sentencesExamples
- With fragrant roses, beautiful costumes and doves, the brides and bridegrooms will have to stand in luxurious limousines which then drive along the main commercial street, Huaihai Lu, in procession.
- Heads turned as a black limousine pulled up on the edge of the footpath.
- The Defendant engaged in frequent and expensive foreign travel with his wife, went out to numerous restaurants, and made lavish use of chauffeur driven limousines all at the Company's expense.
- We will take a ride in a luxurious limousine that contains a TV, all at my expense.
- We step into the black limousine waiting outside the building.
- The lucky winner and a friend will spend a night at the five star St David's Hotel and Spa and will be chauffeur driven in a limousine during their stay.
- He strolled to a window and opened the shutters to peer down at the street far below, where nine black limousines were parading past the entrance to discharge their passengers one by one.
- Mr Miranda was cleaning his limousine at the car wash when a red pickup pulled in and parked in a wash bay.
- Draynor physically shoved his chauffeur out of the limousine and climbed into the driver's seat.
- In his black limousine with the number one license plate, he would be driven into Chicago in solitary splendor.
- The black limousine came slowly around the corner and pulled up next to the colossal sight that was Air Force One.
- Some were driven in black limousines with mirrored windows and no registration plates.
- Witnesses said a man in a baseball cap opened fire as the minister was about to get into a chauffeur-driven limousine in the parking lot of the Dutch media centre in the central city of Hilversum.
- They lined the pockets of certain individuals, who despite the company's bankruptcy, will continue to live in their grand mansions and will continue to drive their luxurious limousines.
- The noise grows louder and she is blinded by the headlights of a black limousine, which is hurtling towards her.
- The chauffeur of the black limousine got down from the vehicle and went to open the back passenger seat.
- the man behind the podium asked them, his eyes briefly following the black limousine as it drove towards the open lot for parking beside the restaurant.
- Out in the circle of the driveway was a long, black car - a limousine - with a tall man opening the door for us.
- Jonnie Adair drives the black limousine up to the driveway, then shifts the car into park.
- At a tender age he had become a chauffeur to a wealthy woman and was in charge of a fleet of limousines, Mercedes Benz cars and Alfa Romeos.
1. 1.1North American A car licensed to transport passengers in return for payment, typically more luxurious than a taxi and not fitted with a taximeter.
2. 1.2North American A passenger vehicle carrying people to and from an airport.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most of the luggage was already packed into a rented limousine that would take them to the Los Angeles International Airport, several miles away.
  I then had one of the hotel's limousines take us to the airport to head back home.
  They stepped out of the airport on the other side and Jason signaled at a limousine nearby.
  Audi made the well-intentioned mistake of taking us from and to the airport in flagship A8 limousines, not one of which rode as well as this.
  The rules were then changed to allow limousines, tour buses, handicapped vehicles and ambulances to drive up to Terminal 2.
  Guest services include portable telefax units, guest history program, and airport limousine and representative.
  They were offered flights to Brisbane and accommodation on the Gold Coast for $100 each as well as a limousine from the airport and lunch at Sanctuary Cove.
  Eight national car rental chains are located at the airport; taxi and limousines are also available.
  The limousine was waiting at the airport, and an hour later we were in Treetops, which was exactly as it said it was, with a pool and 50 yards from the beach.
  Putting on a pair of sunglasses to protect herself from the bright morning sun, a woman follows her chauffeur out of the airport to a waiting limousine.
  The best part is the economics of not having to pay for a $25-50.00 airport limousine between the airport and hotel at each end of my trip.
  When we finally left in despair, the casino paid for a limousine to the airport.
  The two leaders had an opportunity to speak with each other for about 20 minutes during a limousine ride from Sunan airport to the Paekhwawon, the report said.
  Tyson gave the jewellery to Finkel and, in a fit of rage, stomped out of his hotel, took a limousine to the airport and announced he was going home.
  But under current licensing laws limousines are not permitted to carry any more than eight paying passengers.
  In a limousine leaving the airport, agent and client spoke for five or six minutes.
  They were met on the airport apron by a fleet of coaches and limousines which carried them across the border to Castle Leslie.
  Since his arrival, Edgar said, ‘there are no limousines picking people up and taking them to the airport,’ and no longer are corporate credit cards being used in questionable ways.
  When all was settled, the two couples parted, one getting into their limousine to be taken to the airport while the other into their car to go home.
  Transportation from Lester B. Pearson International Airport is available by taxicab, airport limousine and airport express bus.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, feminine adjective meaning 'of Limousin', originally denoting a caped cloak worn in Limousin (see Limousin¹): originally the driver's seat of the car was outside in a separate compartment, covered with a canopy.

In French a limousine was a cloak with a cape, of a type worn in Limousin, a region of central France. People saw a resemblance between this distinctive garment and early forms of motor car in which the driver's seat was outside in a separate compartment covered with a canopy. The name, first recorded shortly after 1900, passed to large, luxurious cars driven by a chauffeur separated from the passengers by a partition. The word was abbreviated to limo in the 1960s, while in the 1980s the stretch limo made its appearance.

Rhymes

Aberdeen, Amin, aquamarine, baleen, bean, been, beguine, Benin, between, canteen, careen, Claudine, clean, contravene, convene, cuisine, dean, Dene, e'en, eighteen, fascine, fedayeen, fifteen, figurine, foreseen, fourteen, Francine, gean, gene, glean, gombeen, green, Greene, Halloween, intervene, Janine, Jean, Jeannine, Jolene, Kean, keen, Keene, Ladin, langoustine, latrine, lean, machine, Maclean, magazine, Malines, margarine, marine, Mascarene, Massine, Maxine, mean, Medellín, mesne, mien, Moline, moreen, mujahedin, Nadine, nankeen, Nazarene, Nene, nineteen, nougatine, obscene, palanquin, peen, poteen, preen, quean, Rabin, Racine, ramin, ravine, routine, Sabine, saltine, sardine, sarin, sateen, scene, screen, seen, serene, seventeen, shagreen, shebeen, sheen, sixteen, spleen, spring-clean, squireen, Steen, submarine, supervene, tambourine, tangerine, teen, terrine, thirteen, transmarine, treen, tureen, Tyrrhene, ultramarine, umpteen, velveteen, wean, ween, Wheen, yean

Definition of limousine in US English:

limousine

noun

1A large, luxurious automobile, especially one driven by a chauffeur who is separated from the passengers by a partition.
the Prince was whisked away in a black limousine
Example sentencesExamples
- Out in the circle of the driveway was a long, black car - a limousine - with a tall man opening the door for us.
- Heads turned as a black limousine pulled up on the edge of the footpath.
- We will take a ride in a luxurious limousine that contains a TV, all at my expense.
- In his black limousine with the number one license plate, he would be driven into Chicago in solitary splendor.
- Jonnie Adair drives the black limousine up to the driveway, then shifts the car into park.
- Draynor physically shoved his chauffeur out of the limousine and climbed into the driver's seat.
- He strolled to a window and opened the shutters to peer down at the street far below, where nine black limousines were parading past the entrance to discharge their passengers one by one.
- The lucky winner and a friend will spend a night at the five star St David's Hotel and Spa and will be chauffeur driven in a limousine during their stay.
- At a tender age he had become a chauffeur to a wealthy woman and was in charge of a fleet of limousines, Mercedes Benz cars and Alfa Romeos.
- We step into the black limousine waiting outside the building.
- The noise grows louder and she is blinded by the headlights of a black limousine, which is hurtling towards her.
- With fragrant roses, beautiful costumes and doves, the brides and bridegrooms will have to stand in luxurious limousines which then drive along the main commercial street, Huaihai Lu, in procession.
- The Defendant engaged in frequent and expensive foreign travel with his wife, went out to numerous restaurants, and made lavish use of chauffeur driven limousines all at the Company's expense.
- Mr Miranda was cleaning his limousine at the car wash when a red pickup pulled in and parked in a wash bay.
- the man behind the podium asked them, his eyes briefly following the black limousine as it drove towards the open lot for parking beside the restaurant.
- The black limousine came slowly around the corner and pulled up next to the colossal sight that was Air Force One.
- Witnesses said a man in a baseball cap opened fire as the minister was about to get into a chauffeur-driven limousine in the parking lot of the Dutch media centre in the central city of Hilversum.
- They lined the pockets of certain individuals, who despite the company's bankruptcy, will continue to live in their grand mansions and will continue to drive their luxurious limousines.
- The chauffeur of the black limousine got down from the vehicle and went to open the back passenger seat.
- Some were driven in black limousines with mirrored windows and no registration plates.
1. 1.1North American A car licensed to transport passengers in return for payment, typically more luxurious than a taxi and not fitted with a taximeter.
2. 1.2North American A large passenger vehicle carrying people to and from an airport.
  Example sentencesExamples
  When all was settled, the two couples parted, one getting into their limousine to be taken to the airport while the other into their car to go home.
  Guest services include portable telefax units, guest history program, and airport limousine and representative.
  The rules were then changed to allow limousines, tour buses, handicapped vehicles and ambulances to drive up to Terminal 2.
  I then had one of the hotel's limousines take us to the airport to head back home.
  The two leaders had an opportunity to speak with each other for about 20 minutes during a limousine ride from Sunan airport to the Paekhwawon, the report said.
  Putting on a pair of sunglasses to protect herself from the bright morning sun, a woman follows her chauffeur out of the airport to a waiting limousine.
  They stepped out of the airport on the other side and Jason signaled at a limousine nearby.
  Tyson gave the jewellery to Finkel and, in a fit of rage, stomped out of his hotel, took a limousine to the airport and announced he was going home.
  The limousine was waiting at the airport, and an hour later we were in Treetops, which was exactly as it said it was, with a pool and 50 yards from the beach.
  In a limousine leaving the airport, agent and client spoke for five or six minutes.
  Transportation from Lester B. Pearson International Airport is available by taxicab, airport limousine and airport express bus.
  The best part is the economics of not having to pay for a $25-50.00 airport limousine between the airport and hotel at each end of my trip.
  They were met on the airport apron by a fleet of coaches and limousines which carried them across the border to Castle Leslie.
  They were offered flights to Brisbane and accommodation on the Gold Coast for $100 each as well as a limousine from the airport and lunch at Sanctuary Cove.
  Audi made the well-intentioned mistake of taking us from and to the airport in flagship A8 limousines, not one of which rode as well as this.
  But under current licensing laws limousines are not permitted to carry any more than eight paying passengers.
  Since his arrival, Edgar said, ‘there are no limousines picking people up and taking them to the airport,’ and no longer are corporate credit cards being used in questionable ways.
  Eight national car rental chains are located at the airport; taxi and limousines are also available.
  Most of the luggage was already packed into a rented limousine that would take them to the Los Angeles International Airport, several miles away.
  When we finally left in despair, the casino paid for a limousine to the airport.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, feminine adjective meaning ‘of Limousin’, originally denoting a caped cloak worn in Limousin (see Limousin): originally the driver's seat of the car was outside in a separate compartment, covered with a canopy.

单词	limousine
释义	Definition of limousine in English: limousine noun ˌlɪməˈziːnˈlɪməziːn 1A large, luxurious car, especially one driven by a chauffeur who is separated from the passengers by a partition. the Prince was whisked away in a black limousine Example sentencesExamples With fragrant roses, beautiful costumes and doves, the brides and bridegrooms will have to stand in luxurious limousines which then drive along the main commercial street, Huaihai Lu, in procession. Heads turned as a black limousine pulled up on the edge of the footpath. The Defendant engaged in frequent and expensive foreign travel with his wife, went out to numerous restaurants, and made lavish use of chauffeur driven limousines all at the Company's expense. We will take a ride in a luxurious limousine that contains a TV, all at my expense. We step into the black limousine waiting outside the building. The lucky winner and a friend will spend a night at the five star St David's Hotel and Spa and will be chauffeur driven in a limousine during their stay. He strolled to a window and opened the shutters to peer down at the street far below, where nine black limousines were parading past the entrance to discharge their passengers one by one. Mr Miranda was cleaning his limousine at the car wash when a red pickup pulled in and parked in a wash bay. Draynor physically shoved his chauffeur out of the limousine and climbed into the driver's seat. In his black limousine with the number one license plate, he would be driven into Chicago in solitary splendor. The black limousine came slowly around the corner and pulled up next to the colossal sight that was Air Force One. Some were driven in black limousines with mirrored windows and no registration plates. Witnesses said a man in a baseball cap opened fire as the minister was about to get into a chauffeur-driven limousine in the parking lot of the Dutch media centre in the central city of Hilversum. They lined the pockets of certain individuals, who despite the company's bankruptcy, will continue to live in their grand mansions and will continue to drive their luxurious limousines. The noise grows louder and she is blinded by the headlights of a black limousine, which is hurtling towards her. The chauffeur of the black limousine got down from the vehicle and went to open the back passenger seat. the man behind the podium asked them, his eyes briefly following the black limousine as it drove towards the open lot for parking beside the restaurant. Out in the circle of the driveway was a long, black car - a limousine - with a tall man opening the door for us. Jonnie Adair drives the black limousine up to the driveway, then shifts the car into park. At a tender age he had become a chauffeur to a wealthy woman and was in charge of a fleet of limousines, Mercedes Benz cars and Alfa Romeos. 1.1North American A car licensed to transport passengers in return for payment, typically more luxurious than a taxi and not fitted with a taximeter. 1.2North American A passenger vehicle carrying people to and from an airport. Example sentencesExamples Most of the luggage was already packed into a rented limousine that would take them to the Los Angeles International Airport, several miles away. I then had one of the hotel's limousines take us to the airport to head back home. They stepped out of the airport on the other side and Jason signaled at a limousine nearby. Audi made the well-intentioned mistake of taking us from and to the airport in flagship A8 limousines, not one of which rode as well as this. The rules were then changed to allow limousines, tour buses, handicapped vehicles and ambulances to drive up to Terminal 2. Guest services include portable telefax units, guest history program, and airport limousine and representative. They were offered flights to Brisbane and accommodation on the Gold Coast for $100 each as well as a limousine from the airport and lunch at Sanctuary Cove. Eight national car rental chains are located at the airport; taxi and limousines are also available. The limousine was waiting at the airport, and an hour later we were in Treetops, which was exactly as it said it was, with a pool and 50 yards from the beach. Putting on a pair of sunglasses to protect herself from the bright morning sun, a woman follows her chauffeur out of the airport to a waiting limousine. The best part is the economics of not having to pay for a $25-50.00 airport limousine between the airport and hotel at each end of my trip. When we finally left in despair, the casino paid for a limousine to the airport. The two leaders had an opportunity to speak with each other for about 20 minutes during a limousine ride from Sunan airport to the Paekhwawon, the report said. Tyson gave the jewellery to Finkel and, in a fit of rage, stomped out of his hotel, took a limousine to the airport and announced he was going home. But under current licensing laws limousines are not permitted to carry any more than eight paying passengers. In a limousine leaving the airport, agent and client spoke for five or six minutes. They were met on the airport apron by a fleet of coaches and limousines which carried them across the border to Castle Leslie. Since his arrival, Edgar said, ‘there are no limousines picking people up and taking them to the airport,’ and no longer are corporate credit cards being used in questionable ways. When all was settled, the two couples parted, one getting into their limousine to be taken to the airport while the other into their car to go home. Transportation from Lester B. Pearson International Airport is available by taxicab, airport limousine and airport express bus. Origin Early 20th century: from French, feminine adjective meaning 'of Limousin', originally denoting a caped cloak worn in Limousin (see Limousin¹): originally the driver's seat of the car was outside in a separate compartment, covered with a canopy. In French a limousine was a cloak with a cape, of a type worn in Limousin, a region of central France. People saw a resemblance between this distinctive garment and early forms of motor car in which the driver's seat was outside in a separate compartment covered with a canopy. The name, first recorded shortly after 1900, passed to large, luxurious cars driven by a chauffeur separated from the passengers by a partition. The word was abbreviated to limo in the 1960s, while in the 1980s the stretch limo made its appearance. Rhymes Aberdeen, Amin, aquamarine, baleen, bean, been, beguine, Benin, between, canteen, careen, Claudine, clean, contravene, convene, cuisine, dean, Dene, e'en, eighteen, fascine, fedayeen, fifteen, figurine, foreseen, fourteen, Francine, gean, gene, glean, gombeen, green, Greene, Halloween, intervene, Janine, Jean, Jeannine, Jolene, Kean, keen, Keene, Ladin, langoustine, latrine, lean, machine, Maclean, magazine, Malines, margarine, marine, Mascarene, Massine, Maxine, mean, Medellín, mesne, mien, Moline, moreen, mujahedin, Nadine, nankeen, Nazarene, Nene, nineteen, nougatine, obscene, palanquin, peen, poteen, preen, quean, Rabin, Racine, ramin, ravine, routine, Sabine, saltine, sardine, sarin, sateen, scene, screen, seen, serene, seventeen, shagreen, shebeen, sheen, sixteen, spleen, spring-clean, squireen, Steen, submarine, supervene, tambourine, tangerine, teen, terrine, thirteen, transmarine, treen, tureen, Tyrrhene, ultramarine, umpteen, velveteen, wean, ween, Wheen, yean Definition of limousine in US English: limousine noun 1A large, luxurious automobile, especially one driven by a chauffeur who is separated from the passengers by a partition. the Prince was whisked away in a black limousine Example sentencesExamples Out in the circle of the driveway was a long, black car - a limousine - with a tall man opening the door for us. Heads turned as a black limousine pulled up on the edge of the footpath. We will take a ride in a luxurious limousine that contains a TV, all at my expense. In his black limousine with the number one license plate, he would be driven into Chicago in solitary splendor. Jonnie Adair drives the black limousine up to the driveway, then shifts the car into park. Draynor physically shoved his chauffeur out of the limousine and climbed into the driver's seat. He strolled to a window and opened the shutters to peer down at the street far below, where nine black limousines were parading past the entrance to discharge their passengers one by one. The lucky winner and a friend will spend a night at the five star St David's Hotel and Spa and will be chauffeur driven in a limousine during their stay. At a tender age he had become a chauffeur to a wealthy woman and was in charge of a fleet of limousines, Mercedes Benz cars and Alfa Romeos. We step into the black limousine waiting outside the building. The noise grows louder and she is blinded by the headlights of a black limousine, which is hurtling towards her. With fragrant roses, beautiful costumes and doves, the brides and bridegrooms will have to stand in luxurious limousines which then drive along the main commercial street, Huaihai Lu, in procession. The Defendant engaged in frequent and expensive foreign travel with his wife, went out to numerous restaurants, and made lavish use of chauffeur driven limousines all at the Company's expense. Mr Miranda was cleaning his limousine at the car wash when a red pickup pulled in and parked in a wash bay. the man behind the podium asked them, his eyes briefly following the black limousine as it drove towards the open lot for parking beside the restaurant. The black limousine came slowly around the corner and pulled up next to the colossal sight that was Air Force One. Witnesses said a man in a baseball cap opened fire as the minister was about to get into a chauffeur-driven limousine in the parking lot of the Dutch media centre in the central city of Hilversum. They lined the pockets of certain individuals, who despite the company's bankruptcy, will continue to live in their grand mansions and will continue to drive their luxurious limousines. The chauffeur of the black limousine got down from the vehicle and went to open the back passenger seat. Some were driven in black limousines with mirrored windows and no registration plates. 1.1North American A car licensed to transport passengers in return for payment, typically more luxurious than a taxi and not fitted with a taximeter. 1.2North American A large passenger vehicle carrying people to and from an airport. Example sentencesExamples When all was settled, the two couples parted, one getting into their limousine to be taken to the airport while the other into their car to go home. Guest services include portable telefax units, guest history program, and airport limousine and representative. The rules were then changed to allow limousines, tour buses, handicapped vehicles and ambulances to drive up to Terminal 2. I then had one of the hotel's limousines take us to the airport to head back home. The two leaders had an opportunity to speak with each other for about 20 minutes during a limousine ride from Sunan airport to the Paekhwawon, the report said. Putting on a pair of sunglasses to protect herself from the bright morning sun, a woman follows her chauffeur out of the airport to a waiting limousine. They stepped out of the airport on the other side and Jason signaled at a limousine nearby. Tyson gave the jewellery to Finkel and, in a fit of rage, stomped out of his hotel, took a limousine to the airport and announced he was going home. The limousine was waiting at the airport, and an hour later we were in Treetops, which was exactly as it said it was, with a pool and 50 yards from the beach. In a limousine leaving the airport, agent and client spoke for five or six minutes. Transportation from Lester B. Pearson International Airport is available by taxicab, airport limousine and airport express bus. The best part is the economics of not having to pay for a $25-50.00 airport limousine between the airport and hotel at each end of my trip. They were met on the airport apron by a fleet of coaches and limousines which carried them across the border to Castle Leslie. They were offered flights to Brisbane and accommodation on the Gold Coast for $100 each as well as a limousine from the airport and lunch at Sanctuary Cove. Audi made the well-intentioned mistake of taking us from and to the airport in flagship A8 limousines, not one of which rode as well as this. But under current licensing laws limousines are not permitted to carry any more than eight paying passengers. Since his arrival, Edgar said, ‘there are no limousines picking people up and taking them to the airport,’ and no longer are corporate credit cards being used in questionable ways. Eight national car rental chains are located at the airport; taxi and limousines are also available. Most of the luggage was already packed into a rented limousine that would take them to the Los Angeles International Airport, several miles away. When we finally left in despair, the casino paid for a limousine to the airport. Origin Early 20th century: from French, feminine adjective meaning ‘of Limousin’, originally denoting a caped cloak worn in Limousin (see Limousin): originally the driver's seat of the car was outside in a separate compartment, covered with a canopy.
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