sedan; passenger car; limousine; a comfortable car with a roof and fixed seats

A small passenger car with a fixed roof and soft seats, typically seating five people including the driver.

A traditional litter or palanquin carried on poles by two or more people; usually consists of a wooden or bamboo box with a roof, curtains, and a front screen.

a highly decorated sedan chair used for carrying a bride to her wedding in old China

a person who carries a sedan chair or palanquin; historically common in China

To travel by sedan chair.

To carry a sedan chair; also written as [[抬轿子|抬轎子|tai2 jiao4 zi5]]

large passenger vehicle or bus designed to carry thirty or more people; large van

To work together with others to carry someone in a sedan chair.

(historical) a large palanquin carried by eight people, used by high-ranking officials in imperial China

traditional sedan chair used to carry a bride in a traditional wedding ceremony

A simple sedan chair made by lashing a chair to two poles, used for travel on mountain paths.

A simple bamboo sedan chair or litter made by strapping a bamboo chair to two poles, commonly used for transport in mountainous areas.

To flatter, praise, or fawn over someone excessively; used to describe brown-nosing or sycophantic behavior

four-door sedan motor car

(two-part allegorical saying) a first-time experience; like a young bride sitting in a wedding sedan for the first time, it refers to something never done before

car used primarily for personal or family transportation as opposed to commercial use

(abbreviation) a sedan or car owned for family use; private car

A sedan chair enclosed with drapes or curtains to protect the passenger against the cold.

A sedan chair used to carry a statue or charm of a deity during religious processions or tours of inspection. Generally categorized into civil palanquins, for goddesses and civil officials, and military palanquins, for generals and lords.

deity of medicine and health in Chinese folk religion, also known as the Great Emperor Who Preserves Life

a seat or carriage placed on the back of an elephant, typically used for riding or hunting; also spelled houdah

luxury car; limousine; luxury carriage

To lift a sedan chair and begin a journey; to set out while being carried in a sedan chair.

a group of sedan-chair bearers

A sedan chair or litter carried by pack animals like horses or mules, used as a means of transport in northern China in former times.

A sedan chair or carriage used to transport a coffin or a deceased person's soul during a funeral procession