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go-cart

/ˈɡəʊ.kɑːt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit véhicule à roues, tel qu'un chariot pour enfant, une poussette ou une charrette à main, utilisé pour transporter un enfant ou des marchandises.

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noun

/ˈɡəʊ.kɑːt/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un petit véhicule à roues, tel qu'un chariot pour enfant, une poussette ou une charrette à main, utilisé pour transporter un enfant ou des marchandises.

A noun referring to a small wheeled vehicle, such as a baby walker, a stroller, or a handcart, used for transporting a child or goods.

  1. Baby walkerB1informal

    A small, wheeled frame that supports a baby while learning to walk.

    frTrotteur pour bébé

    • The baby took her first steps with the help of a go-cart.
    • Parents often use a go-cart to help their child practice walking.
    • The go-cart has a padded seat and a tray for toys.

    Synonymesbaby-walkerwalker

  2. Pushchair or strollerB1informalbritish

    A small, wheeled vehicle for transporting a baby or young child, pushed by an adult.

    frPoussette

    • She pushed the go-cart through the park.
    • The go-cart has a sun canopy and storage basket.
    • He folded the go-cart and put it in the car boot.

    Synonymesbuggyperambulatorprampushchairstroller

  3. Small cart or wagonB2informal

    A small, lightweight wheeled vehicle, often used for carrying goods or for children's play.

    frPetit chariot

    • The children raced their go-carts down the hill.
    • He used a go-cart to move boxes in the warehouse.
    • The old go-cart had wooden wheels and a rusty frame.

    Synonymescarthandcartpushcarttrolleywagon

Formes
  • go-carts plural form
  • go-carts' possessive plural form
  • go-cart's possessive singular form