English to Maori Meaning of brougham - Brougham

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Definitions of brougham in English
Noun(1) light carriage; pulled by a single horse(2) a sedan that has no roof over the driver's seat
Examples of brougham in English
(1) The brougham , a one-horse closed carriage, with two or four wheels, is named after him.(2) A restored brougham can command a high price at market, since it often includes many handmade components and accents.(3) Horse drawn broughams can still be seen at horse fairs and special occasions, and are in many cases restored Victorian broughams.
(1) my brother ::
toku teina
(2) brother-in-law ::
teina-i roto i-ture
(3) younger brother ::
teina
(4) little brother ::
teina iti
(5) big brother ::
teina nui
(6) older brother ::
tuakana
(7) blood brother ::
teina toto
(8) step brother ::
taahiraa teina
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brougham, broughams
English to Maori Dictionary: brougham

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