yùshǒu

御手

Word · Noun

groom; charioteer; driver

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

noun

a person who drives horses or horse-drawn vehicles; groom; charioteer

technical

Originally referred to drivers of chariots in ancient warfare. In modern military or historical contexts, refers to handlers of horses or drivers of horse-drawn carts. Often interchangeable with 驭手.

Tā他
shì是
yī一
míng名
jīng经
yàn验
fēng丰
fù富
de的
yù御
shǒu手
 ,
néng能
jià驾
yù驭
zuì最
liè烈
de的
zhàn战
mǎ马
 。

He is an experienced groom who can handle the fiercest warhorses.

Zài在
gǔ古
dài代
zhàn战
chǎng场
shàng上
 ,
yù御
shǒu手
fù负
zé责
jià驾
shǐ驶
zhàn战
chē车
 ,
bǎo保
hù护
gōng弓
jiàn箭
shǒu手
 。

On ancient battlefields, the charioteer was responsible for driving the war chariot and protecting the archers.

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Yùn运
shū输
lián连
xū需
yào要
zhāo招
mù募
jǐ几
míng名
shú熟
xī悉
mǎ马
xìng性
de的
yù御
shǒu手
 。

The transport company needs to recruit several grooms who are familiar with the temperament of horses.