noun
- the number of people that fills a coach (a large bus for long-distance travel)
Usage: chiefly British; often used to describe a group of tourists or travelers
Examples
- A coachload of tourists arrived at the museum early in the morning.
- The tour company transported three coachloads of visitors to the historic site.
- We traveled with a coachload of school children on the educational trip.
- The hotel welcomed a coachload of guests for the weekend conference.
- A coachload of pilgrims made the journey to the shrine.