coachload

coachload

(ˈkəʊtʃləʊd)
n
all the people travelling on a coach at one time
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coachload

[ˈkəʊtʃləʊd] N (Brit) → autobús m (lleno), autocar m (lleno) (Sp)
they came by the coachloadvinieron en masa
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coachload

coach-load [ˈkəʊtʃləʊd] n (British) (= group travelling in a coach) → bus m
coachloads of (= hordes of) → des hordes fpl decoach park n (British)parking m pour cars, parking m pour autocarscoach party n (British)groupe m voyageant en car, groupe m voyageant en autocarcoach station n (British)gare f routièrecoach transfer n (British)transfert m en autocarcoach trip nexcursion f en car
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005

coachload

[ˈkəʊtʃˌləʊd] n a coachload of football fansun pullman di tifosi di calcio
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A coachload of fans are set to make the journey south and Amor added: "The support we have received has been incredible."
Scotts Fish and Chips started looking East after Chinese tourists began turning up by the coachload.
A SEVERELY-DEPLETED Merthyr outfit were undone by three second-half goals in North West London on a day when the Martyrs fans took a coachload of Christmas toys for children affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
A SEVERELY-DEPLETED Merthyr outfit were undone by three second-half goals in north-west London on a day when the Martyrs fans took a coachload of Christmas toys for children affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
'More un-needed shopping...' (or the lesser possibility that a coachload of pandas were en route).
I'm sure plenty of people would pay good money to observe the Apprentice candidates at close quarters, but as James tries to lead his coachload in a sing-song you can see Karren contemplating a hasty exit through the coach's emergency window.
A 50-strong coachload from the Coventry Standard Bearers Association, the Coventry REME Association and the Coventry Airborne Association went on a four-day tour of the First World War battlefields at Beaumont Hamel in northern France.
A DRIVER saved a coachload of children on a daytrip to the seaside seconds before the vehicle was engulfed in flames.
As long as we can still put a coachload of people together we'll try to take them over to Normandy.
``A coachload of my family had come to support me and I thought it was only fair that I should go back with them,'' said Gavin.
A coachload of fans from the Louden Tavern are heading to Victoria Park for today's clash with Wrexham.
Blues may have avoided the drop on a memorable final day at Bolton but a summer of upheaval awaits with a coachload of players out of contract and the beginnings of a change at ownership level under way.