Definition of carriage trade in English:

carriage trade

noun

mass nounNorth American informal

The wealthy clientele of a business.
determined to pursue the carriage trade, she quickly established an old-girl network
Example sentencesExamples
- Later, in 1883, it became a citrus farm, and finally in 1893 a holiday destination for the wealthy passengers of the East Coast carriage trade.
- Perhaps it was because of the venue where he performed (and the carriage trade he attracted).
- First, doing so would raise prices, restricting flight to the carriage trade.

Origin

With reference to people who formerly would have been wealthy enough to maintain a private carriage.

Definition of carriage trade in US English:

carriage trade

noun

North American informal

The wealthy clientele of a business.
determined to pursue the carriage trade, she quickly established an old-girl network
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps it was because of the venue where he performed (and the carriage trade he attracted).
- First, doing so would raise prices, restricting flight to the carriage trade.
- Later, in 1883, it became a citrus farm, and finally in 1893 a holiday destination for the wealthy passengers of the East Coast carriage trade.

Origin

With reference to people who formerly would have been wealthy enough to maintain a private carriage.

单词	carriage trade
释义	Definition of carriage trade in English: carriage trade noun mass nounNorth American informal The wealthy clientele of a business. determined to pursue the carriage trade, she quickly established an old-girl network Example sentencesExamples Later, in 1883, it became a citrus farm, and finally in 1893 a holiday destination for the wealthy passengers of the East Coast carriage trade. Perhaps it was because of the venue where he performed (and the carriage trade he attracted). First, doing so would raise prices, restricting flight to the carriage trade. Origin With reference to people who formerly would have been wealthy enough to maintain a private carriage. Definition of carriage trade in US English: carriage trade noun North American informal The wealthy clientele of a business. determined to pursue the carriage trade, she quickly established an old-girl network Example sentencesExamples Perhaps it was because of the venue where he performed (and the carriage trade he attracted). First, doing so would raise prices, restricting flight to the carriage trade. Later, in 1883, it became a citrus farm, and finally in 1893 a holiday destination for the wealthy passengers of the East Coast carriage trade. Origin With reference to people who formerly would have been wealthy enough to maintain a private carriage.
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