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Definition of rickshaw - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationsmall passenger vehicle used in Asia
- Tourists often enjoy rickshaw rides in Bangkok.
2.
traditionaltwo-wheeled cart pulled by a person
- He rode a rickshaw through the busy streets.
3.
pedaledRare three-wheeled vehicle pedaled like a tricycleRare
- They hired a rickshaw to explore the city.
Images of rickshaw

small passenger vehicle used in Asia 
two-wheeled cart pulled by a person 
three-wheeled vehicle pedaled like a tricycle
Expressions with rickshaw
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small three-wheeled vehicle powered by electricity
The electric rickshaw is popular in many Asian cities.
three-wheeled vehicle pedaled by a driver for carrying people
We took a cycle rickshaw through the busy streets.
Origin of rickshaw
Japanese, jinrikisha (human-powered vehicle)
Terms with rickshaw included in their meaning
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pulling
person who pulls a rickshaw
pedaling
person who pedals a rickshaw
Examples of rickshaw in a sentence
She hailed a rickshaw to get to the market quickly. Tourists often enjoy a rickshaw ride in the city. The rickshaw driver navigated through narrow alleys. A rickshaw ride is quite an experience. He pedaled the rickshaw through narrow lanes.
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- French:rickshaw, tricycle à pédales, ...
- German:Rikscha, Dreiradtaxi, ...
- Italian:risciò, triciclo a pedali, ...
- Spanish:rickshaw, carrito tirado, ...
- Portuguese:rickshaw, riquexó, ...
- Chinese:人力车, ...
- Japanese:人力車, 二輪車, ...
- Arabic:عَرَبَة رِيكْشَا, رِيكشا, ...
- Hebrew:רִיקְשָׁה, עֶגְלַת רִיקְשָׁה, ...
- Russian:рикша, ...
- Ukrainian:рикша, візок, ...
- Hindi:रिक्शा, हाथ-रिक्शा, ...
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