Significado de "curricle" no dicionário inglês

ETIMOLOGIA DA PALAVRA CURRICLE

From Latin curriculum from currus chariot, from currere to run.

Etimologia é o estudo da origem das palavras e as suas mudanças estruturais e de significado.

PRONÚNCIA DE CURRICLE EM INGLÊS

curricle  [ˈkʌrɪkəl]

CATEGORIA GRAMATICAL DE CURRICLE

Curricle e um substantivo.

O nome ou substantivo é o tipo de palavras cujo significado determina a realidade. Os substantivos denominam todas as coisas: pessoas, objetos, sensações, sentimentos, etc.

O QUE SIGNIFICA CURRICLE EM INGLÊS

Curriculo

Curricle

Um currículo era uma espreguiçadeira inteligente ou leve de duas rodas ou uma "carruagem", grande o suficiente para o motorista e um passageiro e, o mais incomum para um veículo com um único eixo, geralmente desenhado por um par de cavalos cuidadosamente combinados. Foi popular no início do século XIX: o seu nome - do currículo latino, que significa "corrida", "corrida" ou "carruagem" - é o equivalente a um "runabout" e era um equipamento adequado para um jovem inteligente que gostava de dirigir-se, em um galo. Os franceses gostaram do termo inglês "carrick" para esses veículos. O corpo varrido leve com apenas o painel de instrumentos mais leve pendurado com um par de lâmpadas foi pendurado em um par de molas de lâmina de cisne esmeradas na parte traseira. Para um grande show no Bois de Boulogne ou ao longo da orla em Honfleur, dois cavalheiros montados no fardo podem seguir. Em Northanger Abbey, Henry Tilney dirige um currículo; John Thorpe dirige um show, mas lúgubremente o elogia como "pendurado no curral". Margaret Sullivan descobriu que a atribuição de veículos de Jane Austen aos dois homens era longe de ser arbitrária. Curriculares eram notórios pelos acidentes que seus motoristas sofreram.

A curricle was a smart, light two-wheeled chaise or "chariot", large enough for the driver and a passenger and— most unusual for a vehicle with a single axle—usually drawn by a carefully matched pair of horses. It was popular in the early 19th century: its name — from the Latin curriculum, meaning "running", "racecourse" or "chariot" — is the equivalent of a "runabout" and it was a rig suitable for a smart young man who liked to drive himself, at a canter. The French liked the English-sounding term "carrick" for these vehicles. The lightweight swept body with just the lightest dashboard hung with a pair of lamps was hung from a pair of outsized swan-neck leaf springs at the rear. For a grand show in the Bois de Boulogne or along the seafront at Honfleur, two liveried mounted grooms might follow. In Northanger Abbey Henry Tilney drives a curricle; John Thorpe drives a gig, but buffoonishly praises it as "curricle-hung". Margaret Sullivan found that Jane Austen's assignment of vehicles to the two men was far from arbitrary. Curricles were notorious for the accidents their drivers suffered.

definição de curricle no dicionário inglês

A definição de currículo no dicionário é uma carruagem aberta de duas rodas desenhada por dois cavalos lado a lado.

TRADUÇÃO DE CURRICLE

Conheça a tradução de curricle a 25 línguas com o nosso tradutor inglês multilíngue.

As traduções de curricle a outras línguas apresentadas nesta seção foram obtidas através da tradução automática estatística; onde a unidade essencial da tradução é a palavra «curricle» em inglês.

• Tradutor português - chinês: curricle
• Tradutor português - espanhol: carrocín
• inglês: curricle
• Tradutor português - hindi: curricle
• Tradutor português - arabe: curricle
• Tradutor português - russo: экипаже
• Tradutor português - português: curricle
• Tradutor português - bengali: curricle
• Tradutor português - francês: curricle
• Tradutor português - malaio: Curricle
• Tradutor português - alemão: curricle
• Tradutor português - japonês: curricle
• Tradutor português - coreano: curricle
• Tradutor português - javanês: Curricle
• Tradutor português - vietnamita: xe hai bánh và hai ngựa
• Tradutor português - tâmil: curricle
• Tradutor português - marata: पाठ्यपुस्तक
• Tradutor português - turco: curricle
• Tradutor português - italiano: calesse
• Tradutor português - polonês: curricle
• Tradutor português - ucraniano: екіпажі
• Tradutor português - romeno: curricle
• Tradutor português - grego: curricle
• Tradutor português - africâner: curricle
• Tradutor português - sueco: curricle
• Tradutor português - norueguês: curricle

10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CURRICLE»

Descubra o uso de curricle na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com curricle e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.

Miss Carlyle's Curricle: Signet Regency Romance (InterMix)

Named Best Regency of the Year by Affaire de Coeur, a beloved Signet Regency Romance by award-winning author Karen Harbaugh.

Karen Harbaugh, 2012

Wheels: A Pictorial History

The man about town maintained a gig, a cabriolet, or a curricle, and several good horses; or he hired the whole outfit from a jobmaster. Wealthier men owned four or more carriages, each for a specific social occasion. With these went a stud, ...

‎2002

The Book of the Horse

The most original curricle of the last century, built at the order of that caricature of a dandy, Romeo Coates, was of copper, in the shape of a nautilus shell. The first carriage set up by Charles Dickens, after he awoke one morning and found ...

Samuel Sidney, James Sinclair, William Charles Arlington Blew, 1893

Jane Austen For Dummies

Curricle A curricle was a light, two-wheeled carriage with a convertible top. Drawn by two horses, it was the snazzy sports car of the day, driven by its owner. It is not surprising that Willoughby, a devil-may-care hunk of a male, drives a curricle ...

Joan Elizabeth Klingel Ray, PhD, 2011

The World on Wheels; Or, Carriages: With Their Historical ...

It is only for occasional purposes that it can be recommended, as a proper- proportioned curricle for two horses is much ... were of three sorts, as the curricle- gig or changeable curricle, the fixed or proper curricle, and the new-pattern curricle.

Ezra M. Stratton, 1878

Appleby on Ararat

A woman who has plumbed the Tonga Trench ought to be older for the experience – but Miss Curricle, he saw at once, looked younger than before. Perhaps it was her clothes; these, originally conceived on angular lines, had been collapsed ...

Michael Innes, 2001

Saint Pauls Magazine

The letter was . very strong, and we learned afterwards that Mrs. Brumby had consented to abandon her connection with the “ Literary Curricle ” only on the receipt of a letter in her praise that should be very strong indeed. She rejected the two ...

Driving

Mr. Adams' book was published in 1837, and he was scarcely correct in his assertion as to the complete disuse of the curricle, for it is on record that as late as 1846 one was driven by the Duke of Wellington.l His strictures on the ' unsightly ...

Henry Charles Fitz Roy Somerset Beaufort (8th Duke of), 1901

Cases on civil procedure

... highway with such great force and violence upon and against the plaintiff's curricle drawn by two horses, and upon and against the said horses so drawing, etc., and in which said curricle the plaintiff was then and there riding with his servant, ...

William Henry Lloyd, 1916

The Saint Pauls Magazine

The letter was very strong, and we learned afterwards that Mrs. Brumby had consented to abandon her connection with tho " Literary Curricle " only on tho receipt of a letter in her praise that should be very strong indeed. She rejected the two ...

Anthony Trollope, 1870

10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «CURRICLE»

Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo curricle no contexto das seguintes notícias.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate review - hands on

You'll also find rival gang members patrolling the streets in various types of curricle. As ever, you can either remain out of sight to avoid ... «Expert Reviews, jun 15»

What you're working for

The curricle (that's a chariot) will run off the curriculum (a racecourse, originally) unless you lay one down. The most satisfying things in my life ... «The Bowdoin Orient, mai 15»

Excerpt: 'The Tempting of Thomas Carrick' by Stephanie Laurens

With Joy's and her saddlebags in her arms, Lucilla was waiting by the curricle when he led the horses around to the front of the farmhouse. «USA TODAY, fev 15»

Time to clean rusty bicycles

Use of curricle with horse is also not a bad idea as a large number of countries are still using it for travelling including Japan. —Via email ... «Pakistan Observer, jan 15»

We are becoming a cycling city, but we need to do more

The curricle had a heavy wooden frame and the small number of early users suffered hernias or other more serious injuries. There was a brief ... «The Times, set 14»

Regency London: Let a romantic novelist be your guide

No respectable lady would be seen in this street of gentlemen's clubs but in The Grand Sophy the heroine scandalously drives a curricle "the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, set 11»

The News From Everywhere

One of the first lengthy letters found in "Under the Sun" is to his mother from Afghanistan, a country he loved deeply: "To the bazaar in a curricle, ... «Wall Street Journal, fev 11»

Rekindling memories of the church in the valley of wolves

Daal means valley and so it was the valley of the wolves,” says Deloraine, relating how in those days the worshippers would arrive by curricle or be brought in a ... «Sunday Times.lk, nov 10»

A Regency Romance With Georgette Heyer

When the heroine drives out in Beau Brummell's curricle, Heyer makes sure I know the difference between this lightweight, two-wheeled racing ... «NPR, jul 10»

You've Read the Novels (Now Read the Footnotes)

Mr. Shapard sorts out the differences among a phaeton, a gig, a chaise and a curricle, distinctions as clear to Austen's readers as the difference ... «New York Times, nov 04»