একটি কামরা চালক

Noun:

মালগাড়ির গাড়োয়ান,

wagoners's Usage Examples:

transporting supplies by wagon and upkeep of animals for this purpose were called wagoners.

It was established as a stop-over for wagoners travelling between Heilbron, Frankfort and Vereeniging.

 1973 (1973-09-11) The wagoners stumble upon a ghost town.

While they try to find out the reason for the abandonment, one of the wagoners believes the residents.

A call for better wages and working conditions from the company's wagoners was rejected by Gunni Busck, prompting them to contact Arbejdsmændenes.

Wreys Bush was a popular stopover for wagoners, drovers and gold miners; they usually stayed at one of the Wreys Bush.

became traditional for various occupations: wheel-shapes for carters and wagoners, sheep and crooks for shepherds, and so on.

and the rates of fare of the same, and the rates of hauling by cartmen, wagoners, carmen, and draymen, and the rates of commission of auctioneers,' 9 id.

From 1851 until the early 20th century, wagoners hauling cargo used the bygone road Howardsville Turnpike to go between.

the Hearth of Armourers) The Artillery wagoners (Top Arabacıları Ocağı: literally the Hearth of Artillery wagoners) The Bombardiers (Humbaracı Ocağı: literally.

Farming and stock raising were the main occupations, but also listed were wagoners, carpenters, schoolteachers, a brick mason, an engineer, a minister, a.

For decades stagecoach drivers and baggage-wagoners performed many of the tasks that would be later formalized under the title.

cavalry overtook the 1st Massachusetts, capturing the surgical staff, the wagoners, and others.

wagoners's Meaning':

the driver of a wagon

Synonyms:

waggoner; driver;

Antonyms:

nondriver; nonworker;