el
masculine
/baˈɣon/
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Translation
carriage, wagon
Word origin
From French wagon, borrowed from English 'waggon', a word of Dutch and ultimately Germanic origin meaning a wheeled vehicle.
- Origin
- Germanic
- Root
- wagon
- English cognates
- wagon, wain
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralvagones
Examples
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The train carriage was full of people.
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I got on the last carriage of the train.
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The first carriage is only for children.
metro .
The metro carriages are new.
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I am looking for a seat in this carriage.
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