Pronunciation: /meɪl koʊtʃ/
noun a type of stagecoach specifically designed for carrying mail
A1 The mail coach arrived in the small town every afternoon.
A2 In the past, people used to travel long distances by mail coach.
B1 The mail coach was the main mode of transportation for delivering letters in the 19th century.
B2 The mail coach driver had to navigate rough terrain and adverse weather conditions.
C1 The historical significance of the mail coach is often overlooked in modern transportation discussions.
C2 The restoration of a vintage mail coach is a challenging but rewarding project for enthusiasts.
formal The mail coach arrived at the post office right on schedule.
informal I heard the mail coach is running late today.
slang Let's catch a ride on the mail coach to get to town faster.
figurative The email system is like a modern version of the old mail coach, delivering messages quickly and efficiently.
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