sedan
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++se·dan /sɪˈdæn/ noun [countable] American English, AusE TTCa car that has four doors, seats for at least four people, and a boot 大轿车,厢式轿车 SYN British English saloon
Examples from the Corpus
sedan• The black sedan cut off her escape on BCastle Heights.• He hid his face as his gray sedan drove through the prison gates.• Type: Front-engine, frontwheel-drive, five-passenger mid-size sedan.• The worshippers dragged Ace before the sedan chair, throwing her to the ground.• The fourth car just gives you the choice whether you will go there in the sedan or the convertible.• She had a little white sedan with plenty of what it takes under the hood.Origin sedan (1900-2000) sedan chairse·dan nounChineseSyllable
has Corpus car that a for seats doors, four
sedan
se‧dan /sɪˈdæn/
noun [countable] American English Australian English
SYN saloon British English
se‧dan /sɪˈdæn/
noun [countable] American English Australian English Date: 1900-2000
Origin: sedan chair
a car that has four doors, seats for at least four people, and a boot Origin: sedan chair
SYN saloon British English
