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Brit.See station wagon.[1910-15; earlier, a light horse-drawn wagonette; cf. break, brake bodiless carriage frame, wagonette ( < ?)]
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Shooting-brake — is a car body style originally used to describe bespoke versions of 2 door luxury estate cars built for use by hunters [cite web | title=Woody Gallery British Woodies | url=http://www.oldwoodies.com/gallery shootingbrakes.htm] as well as golfers … Wikipedia
Shooting Brake — Britischer Shooting Brake: Reliant Scimitar GTE … Deutsch Wikipedia
shooting brake — /ˈʃutɪŋ breɪk/ (say shoohting brayk) noun British 1. Obsolete → station wagon. 2. (formerly) a horse drawn open carriage used on shooting expeditions, to carry equipment, etc …
shooting brake — noun Brit. dated an estate car … English new terms dictionary
shooting brake — An old term for station wagon. It refers mainly to larger British station wagons with wooden rear and side panels that were popular during the early post war such as coachbuilt models by Daimler, Armstrong Siddeley, Allard, etc … Dictionary of automotive terms
shooting brake — noun another name for a station wagon • Regions: ↑United Kingdom, ↑UK, ↑U.K., ↑Britain, ↑United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, ↑Great Britain • Hypernyms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
Audi Shooting Brake — Audi Shooting Brake … Википедия
Audi Shooting Brake — Infobox Automobile 2005 Tokyo Motor Show name = Audi Shooting Brake manufacturer = Audi AG parent company = Volkswagen Group production = predecessor = successor = class = Concept car platform = A5 (PQ35) body style = 2 door compact hatchback… … Wikipedia
Brake (disambiguation) — Brake may refer to one of the following:Transportation* Brake, a device for slowing or stopping the motion of a machine * Brake (railway) * Brake (carriage), a type of carriage, often referred to as a shooting brake ** Shooting brake, a British… … Wikipedia
Shooting Break — Der britische Shooting Brake schlechthin: Reliant Scimitar GTE Klassiker: Volvo P1800 ES … Deutsch Wikipedia