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Pronunciation / Transliteration: droshky
"I turisti hanno fatto un giro in droshky per la città."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A light, horse-drawn carriage commonly used in Eastern Europe.
"The tourists enjoyed a scenic ride through the city in a traditional droshky." - 2
A type of vehicle used for public transport in some cities, typically pulled by horses.
"In the past, droshkies were a popular means of getting around the bustling streets."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'droshky' originates from the Russian word 'дрошки', which refers to a type of light carriage or horse-drawn vehicle. It became popular in the 19th century and was used in various Eastern European countries, reflecting the cultural exchange and transportation methods of that era.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Droshky" is said worldwide
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droschky
Transliteration: droshki
"Les touristes ont fait un tour en droschky à travers la ville."
Droschke
Transliteration: Droschke
"Die Touristen fuhren mit einer Droschke durch die Stadt."
droshky
Transliteration: droshky
"I turisti hanno fatto un giro in droshky per la città."
droshky
Transliteration: droshky
"Los turistas disfrutaron de un paseo en droshky por la ciudad."
droshky
Transliteration: droshky
"Os turistas fizeram um passeio de droshky pela cidade."
ड्रोश्की
Transliteration: droshki
"पर्यटकों ने शहर में ड्रोश्की में सैर की।"
轻马车
Transliteration: qīng mǎchē
"游客们在城市里乘坐轻马车游览。"
드로쉬키
Transliteration: deurosyuki
"관광객들은 도시에서 드로쉬키를 타고 여행했습니다."
ドロシュキー
Transliteration: doroshukī
"観光客は街をドロシュキーで巡りました。"
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