Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
boxcart
French translation:
un chariot (tiré par...)
Added to glossary by
Cynthia Brals-Rud
Jan 14, 2002 10:34
22 yrs ago
English term
boxcart
English to French
Art/Literary
In india, vehicle pulled by oxen that seems to be covered (it has windows)and used for carrying people. In the text, a bride was offered this boxcart for her wedding.
Proposed translations
(French)
4 | un chariot (tiré par...) | Cynthia Brals-Rud |
4 +1 | une carriole couverte | Pierre POUSSIN |
4 | roulotte | Anne Amar |
Proposed translations
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un chariot (tiré par...)
You will find a picture and specifications at: http://www.cblpushcarts.com/pushcarts/pushcart1.html
Buffalo and watermelon
Un chariot tiré par un buffle qui mange une pastèque dans une
circulation folle et cacophonique!! C' est tout l'Inde!!! ...
musictravel.free.fr/india/mumbai/buffalo.htm - 2k - In
Bonne chance!
Buffalo and watermelon
Un chariot tiré par un buffle qui mange une pastèque dans une
circulation folle et cacophonique!! C' est tout l'Inde!!! ...
musictravel.free.fr/india/mumbai/buffalo.htm - 2k - In
Bonne chance!
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21 mins
roulotte
It looks like a "roulotte" (the vehicle used by the bohemians/gipsies).
I think it's appropriate to use the term "roulotte" because of the Indian context (bohemians and gypsies are said to have come from India, through Eastern Europe ans Spain).
Below are:
- a link to images of the box cart
- a link to translation into a dialect that looks like old Frencf.
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Note added at 2002-01-14 10:57:51 (GMT)
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Oops! I didn\'t check before submitting. Sorry about Frencf for French and gypsies/gipsies!
I think it's appropriate to use the term "roulotte" because of the Indian context (bohemians and gypsies are said to have come from India, through Eastern Europe ans Spain).
Below are:
- a link to images of the box cart
- a link to translation into a dialect that looks like old Frencf.
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Note added at 2002-01-14 10:57:51 (GMT)
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Oops! I didn\'t check before submitting. Sorry about Frencf for French and gypsies/gipsies!
+1
33 mins
une carriole couverte
It looks like an individual vehicle on an ox-cart chassis, but with the "comfort of a saloon-car". A roulotte is much bigger (used by gypsies for instance)
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