Definition of shooting brake in English:

shooting brake

noun

British dated

An estate car.
〈英，旧〉旅行车，客货两用车
Example sentencesExamples
- The overall package gels together very well, and the idea of a rather rakish Jaguar shooting brake will appeal to badge-conscious upwardly mobile thirty-somethings.
- For about £300,000, for example, you could transform the £112,000 Bentley Continental GT into an exclusive 1920s-style ‘shooting brake’ estate.
- The family never takes holidays abroad, though they do go to the seaside in a shooting brake.
- In Scotland ‘brake clubs’ were organised to follow the Glasgow teams, using shooting brakes draped with portraits of players.

Definition of shooting brake in US English:

shooting brake

nounˈSHo͞odiNG ˌbrāk

British dated

A station wagon.
Example sentencesExamples
- The overall package gels together very well, and the idea of a rather rakish Jaguar shooting brake will appeal to badge-conscious upwardly mobile thirty-somethings.
- For about £300,000, for example, you could transform the £112,000 Bentley Continental GT into an exclusive 1920s-style ‘shooting brake’ estate.
- The family never takes holidays abroad, though they do go to the seaside in a shooting brake.
- In Scotland ‘brake clubs’ were organised to follow the Glasgow teams, using shooting brakes draped with portraits of players.

词汇	shooting brake
释义	Definition of shooting brake in English: shooting brake noun British dated An estate car. 〈英，旧〉旅行车，客货两用车 Example sentencesExamples The overall package gels together very well, and the idea of a rather rakish Jaguar shooting brake will appeal to badge-conscious upwardly mobile thirty-somethings. For about £300,000, for example, you could transform the £112,000 Bentley Continental GT into an exclusive 1920s-style ‘shooting brake’ estate. The family never takes holidays abroad, though they do go to the seaside in a shooting brake. In Scotland ‘brake clubs’ were organised to follow the Glasgow teams, using shooting brakes draped with portraits of players. Definition of shooting brake in US English: shooting brake nounˈSHo͞odiNG ˌbrāk British dated A station wagon. Example sentencesExamples The overall package gels together very well, and the idea of a rather rakish Jaguar shooting brake will appeal to badge-conscious upwardly mobile thirty-somethings. For about £300,000, for example, you could transform the £112,000 Bentley Continental GT into an exclusive 1920s-style ‘shooting brake’ estate. The family never takes holidays abroad, though they do go to the seaside in a shooting brake. In Scotland ‘brake clubs’ were organised to follow the Glasgow teams, using shooting brakes draped with portraits of players.
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