droshkies (Meaning)

droshkies

any of various 2- or 4-wheeled carriages used especially in Russia

The cobblestone streets were filled with the clattering of droshkies, their wheels rumbling over the uneven surface.
The wealthy landowners arrived at the grand estate in elegant droshkies drawn by spirited horses.
The impoverished peasants huddled together in rickety droshkies, their meager belongings piled high.
The sound of droshkies filled the night air as the city prepared for its evening revelries.
The young lovers stole a ride in a droshky, their laughter mingling with the clip-clop of hooves.
The detective followed his suspect in a discreet droshky, staying just out of sight.
The droshkies carrying the wounded soldiers made their way slowly through the crowded streets.
The snow-covered droshkies created a picturesque scene as they transported people through the winter wonderland.
The driver of the droshky urged his tired horse forward, determined to reach their destination.
The droshkies were a lifeline for the city's inhabitants, connecting them to their homes, businesses, and loved ones.

any of various 2- or 4-wheeled carriages used especially in Russia

hackney coaches, surreys, dogcarts, gigs, buggies, hansom cabs, landaus, stanhopes, buckboards, jaunting cars

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The cobblestone streets were filled with the clattering of droshkies, their wheels rumbling over the uneven surface.

The wealthy landowners arrived at the grand estate in elegant droshkies drawn by spirited horses.

The impoverished peasants huddled together in rickety droshkies, their meager belongings piled high.

The sound of droshkies filled the night air as the city prepared for its evening revelries.