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wagon

/ˈwæɡ.ən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um veículo de quatro rodas usado para transportar mercadorias ou pessoas, geralmente puxado por cavalos ou outros animais, ou um vagão ferroviário de carga.

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noun

/ˈwæɡ.ən/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um veículo de quatro rodas usado para transportar mercadorias ou pessoas, geralmente puxado por cavalos ou outros animais, ou um vagão ferroviário de carga.

A noun referring to a four-wheeled vehicle used for transporting goods or people, often pulled by horses or other animals, or a railway freight car.

  1. Vehicle for carrying goodsA2formal

    A four-wheeled vehicle used for transporting goods or people, typically pulled by horses or other animals.

    ptCarroça

    • The pioneers traveled across the plains in a covered wagon.
    • The farmer loaded hay onto the wagon.
    • They used a horse-drawn wagon to deliver supplies.

    Sinônimoscarriagecartdraywain

  2. Station wagonB1informalamerican

    A type of car with an extended rear area for carrying cargo, often with a rear door.

    ptPerua

    • They bought a new wagon for family road trips.
    • The wagon has plenty of space for luggage.
    • He drove an old station wagon to the campsite.

    Sinônimosestateestate carshooting brake

  3. Shopping cartA2informalbritish

    A metal cart used in supermarkets for carrying groceries.

    ptCarrinho de compras

    • She pushed the wagon down the aisle.
    • The child sat in the wagon while the mother shopped.
    • He forgot to return the wagon to the store.

    Sinônimosbuggycartshopping carttrolley

Formas
  • wagons plural form
  • wagons' possessive plural form
  • wagon's possessive singular form
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