wagoneer — A person who drives or operates a wagon
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A person who drives or operates a wagon
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwæɡəˌnɪr/
Korean meaning: 마차를 몰거나 운전하는 사람
Korean pronunciation: 왁-거-니어 (강세: 니어)
Example Sentences
- The brave wagoneer refused to give up even when his wagon got stuck in the desert.
- Every morning, the wagoneer checked his wheels like a pilot checks his plane - except his 'engine' ate carrots.
- The modern Wagoneer SUV can carry more cargo than ten old-fashioned wagons.
wagoneer
NOUN//ˈwæɡəˌnɪr//
A person who drives or operates a wagon
Person who drives a wagon
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Origin
15세기 영어 'wagon(마차)'에 '-eer(~하는 사람)'가 합쳐져서 만들어진 단어입니다. 마치 'engineer(엔지니어)'나 'volunteer(자원봉사자)'와 같은 형태로, 특정 일을 하는 사람을 나타냅니다.
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“The brave wagoneer refused to give up even when his wagon got stuck in the desert.”
“Every morning, the wagoneer checked his wheels like a pilot checks his plane - except his 'engine' ate carrots.”
“The modern Wagoneer SUV can carry more cargo than ten old-fashioned wagons.”
“The GPS-equipped wagoneer never got lost, unlike his ancestors who followed the North Star.”
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