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rickshaw

rickshaw
Noun
pl: rickshaws

The term encompasses two distinct types of transport: the traditional human-pulled carriage and the motorized three-wheeler common in South and Southeast Asia. While the former is often associated with heritage or tourism in specific cities, the latter is a primary mode of urban transit in many developing economies.

In a socio-economic context, the word often evokes images of bustling street markets and dense urban congestion. Depending on the region, it may be used interchangeably with terms like auto-rickshaw or tuk-tuk, though rickshaw remains the broader categorical term.

Meanings

Nounrickshaw

A small two-wheeled passenger vehicle pulled by a person.

He hired a rickshaw to take him through the narrow streets of the old city.

Nounrickshaw

A three-wheeled vehicle with a passenger seat, typically powered by a bicycle or a small motor (often called an auto-rickshaw).

The traffic was congested with hundreds of colorful rickshaws weaving between the cars.

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