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Meanings of carousel in anglès
Amusement ride consisting of a rotating circular platform with seats for riders.
rus
карусель 
portuguès
carrossel espanyol
cinta de equipaje A conveyer belt that carries luggage to be claimed by air travelers.
Usage of carousel in anglès
1
She had only minutes to get across the river to the carousel.
2
The next carousel screen showed seven images of Abulurd at varying ages.
3
The baggage carousel sounds a lot more fun than it actually is.
4
The trainee quickly pulled her luggage from the carousel to the doors.
5
It's a nice feeling, though, like being on a really slow carousel.
6
A famous guy said hello to my friend by the luggage carousel.
7
The hover trolley spun out of control, crashing into a luggage carousel.
8
At the baggage carousel, Pauline's daughter and son-in-law were waiting for her.
9
The stage has already begun to rotate slowly like a drugged carousel.
10
They were under the carousel now, in some kind of crawl space.
11
But I will confess, there is something terribly captivating about the carousel.
12
The world began to whirl like I was on an out-of-control carousel.
13
I took the carousel out there and put on a slide show.
14
Wilson proceeded to the luggage carousel, where his bag did not appear.
15
It crops up like an abandoned bag on a midnight luggage carousel.
16
From his years on the carousel, he is a natural showman.
About this term
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Carousel through the time
Carousel across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common