coach
/koʊtʃ/ n [C/U] (PART OF VEHICLE)Definition
› the less expensive sections of an aircraft that most people sit in: [U] We were in coach on the flight to Seattle. › A coach is also one of the separate parts of a train. › A coach is also a kind of old-fashioned vehicle pulled by one or more horses. › Br A coach is a bus.
(Definition of coach n (PART OF VEHICLE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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