rickshaw

Converse of object

• take: Took a rickshaw back to the hotel to find out they didn't get us a train ticket to Bombay.
• see: I don't think we'll see rickshaws being pulled and pedaled through the darkened English countryside delivering goods.
• motorise: Sudhir took them to hospital in his motorized rickshaw, praying " Please, Jesus, give them back to me.
• hire: You can even hire a rickshaw, with or without driver.
• pull: There's also a ridiculous sequence where Kato follows the car - on foot, pulling a rickshaw!
• find: We couldn't find an auto rickshaw so we settled for a cycle rickshaw.

Adjective modifier

• traditional: Finally, board a traditional rickshaw to explore the narrow lanes of Old Delhi, with their crowded shopfronts and mass of people.
• old: I got a ride in a terribly old rickshaw.
• pedal-powered: In keeping with the aims of the new project, she will arrive in a pedal-powered rickshaw.
• own: He had the idea of owning his own rickshaw ( three-wheeler taxi ).

Modifies a noun

• Puller: Every morning Khalid angers some rickshaw puller or the other who are keen to get their next fare.
• ride: You will also have a chance to enjoy a rickshaw ride in the narrow lanes of the old city.
• driver: My rickshaw driver was keen to get away from them, nearly running over my foot in the process.
• coolie: There may be a mission for rickshaw coolies, hut there can never be a church for rickshaw coolies.
• wallah: I have solved the problem of the rickshaw wallahs.

Noun used with modifier

• bicycle: In a Grameen village, center members seized a man's bicycle rickshaw, which had been purchased with Grameen Bank loans.
• cycle: You will also have a chance to enjoy a cycle rickshaw ride in the by-lanes of the old city.
• auto: We contributed a portion of the money needed for him to buy an auto rickshaw.
• motor: These Goa beaches can be reached on foot or by bicycle, and plenty of busses taxis and motor rickshaws run along the coast.