carter
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++cart·er /ˈkɑːtə $ ˈkɑːrtər/ noun [countable] BOTTBsomeone whose job was to drive a cart in the past 〔旧时的〕马车夫，赶车人
Examples from the Corpus
carter• Sanson had to employ assistants and carters, a blacksmith, a cook and servants.• New social groups, clerks, carters, traders, teachers and notaries, challenged their authority.• His father, a builder and carrier, was one of the first carters to stable his horses in favour of steam traction lorries.• Carriage of wood, coal and iron also created work for carters and watermen.• Jimmy carters relationship with and feelings towards the Shah were, it must be said ambiguous.• John Speddy; and Isaac Irving are found amongst the carters.cart·er nounChineseSyllable
Corpus someone a the in whose job past was to drive cart
Carter
Carter, Jimmy
(1924–) the 39th President of the US from 1977 to 1981. In 1979 Carter helped arrange the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel called the Camp David Agreement. Before he became President, he was in charge of his family's peanut business and was the governor of the US state of Georgia. Carter is known for being a religious person and for doing a lot of charity work. Since 1981 he has been involved in efforts to try to end wars in other countries. In 2002 he won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Carter, Jimmy
(1924–) the 39th President of the US from 1977 to 1981. In 1979 Carter helped arrange the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel called the Camp David Agreement. Before he became President, he was in charge of his family's peanut business and was the governor of the US state of Georgia. Carter is known for being a religious person and for doing a lot of charity work. Since 1981 he has been involved in efforts to try to end wars in other countries. In 2002 he won the Nobel Peace Prize.