Definition of coach-built in English:

coach-built

adjective

British

(of a vehicle) having specially or individually built bodywork.
Example sentencesExamples
- With coach-built body and traditional British charm, this is a unique motoring experience.
- Inside, you are enclosed in something between an airlock and a time warp: a coach-built interior of wood, chrome and leather that harks back to the last days of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
- The model has a coach-built wooden body, painted to a high gloss finish.
- The coach-built pram has been around since 1877 but production stopped last year when the company went into receivership.

Derivatives

coachbuilder

nounˈkəʊtʃˌbɪldəˈkoʊtʃˌbɪldər

British

A person or company that designs and constructs the bodywork of road or railway vehicles.
The potential would exist for the re-creation of great body builders, like the coachbuilders of days gone by.
Example sentencesExamples
- Built by Italian coachbuilder Bertone, the fabric-roofed Astra is lately the best-selling convertible in the UK.
- Italy, home of the world's most famous stylists and coachbuilders, should surely also be the home of the luxury car.

Definition of coach-built in US English:

coach-built

adjective

British

(of a vehicle) having specially or individually built bodywork.
Example sentencesExamples
- The coach-built pram has been around since 1877 but production stopped last year when the company went into receivership.
- The model has a coach-built wooden body, painted to a high gloss finish.
- Inside, you are enclosed in something between an airlock and a time warp: a coach-built interior of wood, chrome and leather that harks back to the last days of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
- With coach-built body and traditional British charm, this is a unique motoring experience.

单词	coach-built
释义	Definition of coach-built in English: coach-built adjective British (of a vehicle) having specially or individually built bodywork. Example sentencesExamples With coach-built body and traditional British charm, this is a unique motoring experience. Inside, you are enclosed in something between an airlock and a time warp: a coach-built interior of wood, chrome and leather that harks back to the last days of the Austro-Hungarian empire. The model has a coach-built wooden body, painted to a high gloss finish. The coach-built pram has been around since 1877 but production stopped last year when the company went into receivership. Derivatives coachbuilder nounˈkəʊtʃˌbɪldəˈkoʊtʃˌbɪldər British A person or company that designs and constructs the bodywork of road or railway vehicles. The potential would exist for the re-creation of great body builders, like the coachbuilders of days gone by. Example sentencesExamples Built by Italian coachbuilder Bertone, the fabric-roofed Astra is lately the best-selling convertible in the UK. Italy, home of the world's most famous stylists and coachbuilders, should surely also be the home of the luxury car. Definition of coach-built in US English: coach-built adjective British (of a vehicle) having specially or individually built bodywork. Example sentencesExamples The coach-built pram has been around since 1877 but production stopped last year when the company went into receivership. The model has a coach-built wooden body, painted to a high gloss finish. Inside, you are enclosed in something between an airlock and a time warp: a coach-built interior of wood, chrome and leather that harks back to the last days of the Austro-Hungarian empire. With coach-built body and traditional British charm, this is a unique motoring experience.
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