cart

• Sustantivo que designa un vehículo con dos o cuatro ruedas, generalmente tirado por un animal o empujado a mano, usado para transportar mercancías o personas; también puede referirse a un carrito o cesta con ruedas en tiendas o supermercados.

A noun referring to a vehicle with two or four wheels, typically pulled by an animal or pushed by hand, used for carrying goods or people.

1. Vehicle for transporting goodsA1formal

   A vehicle with two or four wheels, typically pulled by an animal or pushed by a person, used for carrying goods.

   Carro

   • The farmer loaded hay onto the horse-drawn cart.
   • He pushed a shopping cart through the supermarket.
   • The street vendor sold fruit from a wooden cart.

   Sinónimosbarrowdrayhandcartpushcarttrolleywagon

2. Shopping cartA1informal

   A metal or plastic basket on wheels used in supermarkets for carrying purchases.

   Carrito de la compra

   • She grabbed a cart at the entrance of the store.
   • The child sat in the cart while the mother shopped.
   • He returned the cart to the designated area after shopping.

   Sinónimosbuggyshopping carttrolley

3. Golf cartA2informal

   A small motorized vehicle used to carry golfers and their equipment around a golf course.

   carrito de golf

   • They rented a golf cart for the tournament.
   • The golf cart can carry two players and their bags.
   • He drove the cart carefully along the path.

   Sinónimosbuggy

• Verbo que significa transportar o llevar algo, a menudo con esfuerzo o en un vehículo.

A verb meaning to carry or transport something, often with effort or in a vehicle.

1. Transport by cartB1formal

   To carry or transport something using a cart or similar vehicle.

   Transportar en carro

   • They carted the hay from the field to the barn.
   • The workers carted away the debris after the demolition.
   • He carted the supplies to the construction site.

   Sinónimoscarryconveydrayhaullugmovetotetransport

2. Carry with difficultyB2informal

   To carry or move something heavy or cumbersome, often with effort.

   Llevar con dificultad

   • She carted her heavy luggage up three flights of stairs.
   • He carted the old furniture to the dump.
   • They carted all the boxes into the storage room.

   Sinónimosdraghaulhumplugschlep

Variantes phrasalcart awaycart off