clarence
clarence — noun
1. an old type of horse-drawn carriage that has four wheels, an enclosed cabin for
an old type of horse-drawn carriage that has four wheels, an enclosed cabin for passengers, and an open driver's bench at the front, used in 19th-century cities for hire or private transport.
Cyrus stepped down from the clarence and helped his grandmother onto the pavement.
step down from + clarence: arrival scene
The museum has a polished black clarence parked beside its Victorian sleigh.
adjective + clarence: colour and material
In old London, a hired clarence was cheaper than a private coach but slower than a hansom.
Beatrix wrote that the family rode to the wedding in a clarence drawn by two grey horses.
用法筆記
A historical term — almost never used about modern vehicles. You will mainly meet it in 19th-century novels, museum captions, or articles on transport history. The plural is 'clarences'.