English to Latvian Meaning of redcap - Redcap


Redcap :
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Definitions of redcap in English
Noun(1) a member of the military police in Britain(2) a porter who helps passengers with their baggage at a railroad station
Examples of redcap in English
(1) The word redcap (a porter) originally referred to a piece of red flannel tied for visibility around the caps of baggage carriers at New York's Grand Central Station.(2) When Nelson stopped to check his luggage with a redcap outside the terminal, the redcap told Nelson that he'd have to go inside - his name had been flagged because he'd bought his ticket the day before.(3) When we moved up to the attack we lost sight of them, but they actually cleared off and were caught by the redcaps .(4) The flurry of activity led to mobilization of car attendants not employed directly by the Pullman Company and redcaps , plus the establishment of joint councils to handle jurisdictional disputes.(5) This impacted the travel industry dramatically and affected many African Americans who serviced travelers as taxi drivers, hotel maids, and redcaps .(6) After the redcaps ' sudden visit that sunny afternoon, we knew why.
Related Phrases of redcap
(1) red cap ::
sarkans vāciņš
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