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Meanings of carriage in anglès
A small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around.
Synonyms
Examples for "stroller"
Examples for "stroller"
1
He had given up walking; he was no longer a humorous stroller.
2
Every morning, she ran five miles, putting Shelby in the jogging stroller.
3
Their collapsible stroller became one of the most important items they owned.
4
A small child in a stroller blinked at the tiger and pointed.
5
The rhythmic beat of a hydraulic pump came to the stroller's ears.
1
The baby, interested in the shadow failing across its pram, ceased crying.
2
If waiting do not push a pram too close to the line.
3
Tourists, pedestrians and a woman with a pram duly scattered for safety.
4
She never lets me push the pram when we are out together.
5
When it didn't come, he threw his toys out of the pram.
1
The fine was handed down to Tom Steels, the pusher in question.
2
A paper pusher like me is perfect to go through Jonathan's papers.
3
The F.E.2b pusher, discarded as a fighting machine, became the principal night-bomber.
4
I'm just a lawyer who specializes in human resources-your basic paper pusher.
5
First off, Emma had never seen a paper-pusher built like Thomas Tobin.
1
She has lived in a palace; and her perambulator was a gondola.
2
In the main street I saw a perambulator, stuffed with human young.
3
Next time, they will send out the youthful Jiro in a perambulator.
4
I would just as soon talk to a baby in a perambulator.
5
She strapped Patience into the perambulator, then ran up to the house.
1
As long as you don't need to pack a pushchair or something.
2
You're a Cypriot, surely,' Bryant barked, reluctantly moving to allow a pushchair past.
3
The prototype looked unlike any other pushchair then on the market.
4
The path from Keswick to the Crag is wheelchair- and pushchair-friendly.
5
Her daughter wore a matching kilt, and sat in a Burberry check pushchair.
1
You knew when Milly Glaenzer changed the baby buggy for a go-cart.
2
On his way through Calcutta he bought his son a little go-cart.
3
He bought a go-cart, a yellow satin waistcoat, and a gold-embroidered cap.
4
He got down stealthily from the go-cart and toddled off towards the river.
5
We were on a quest; a quest to build a go-cart.
1
You knew when Milly Glaenzer changed the baby buggy for a go-cart.
2
He likes this better than a baby buggy, and so do I.
3
Meanwhile, I'm stuck driving something that handles like a turbocharged baby buggy.
4
She stood up on the balcony, rubber baby buggy bumpers.
5
An elderly couple was out for a stroll, a mother pushing a baby buggy.
1
Red Gilbat was pushing a brand-new baby carriage toward the batter's box.
2
A woman pushed a baby carriage on the walkway beside the river.
3
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage.
4
Ethel angrily rose and called to Susette and wheeled the baby carriage away.
5
One day he appeared pushing his bundle of wood in a baby carriage.
Wire basket fastened to a frame with wheels which customers use for collecting purchases in a store.
Usage of carriage in anglès
1
Consumer advocates, however, said other channels have been unable to get carriage.
2
Bolitho said, Tell the housekeeper I shall need a carriage at once.
3
The General flung himself back in the carriage and folded his arms.
4
He went up a short while ago.' He glanced at the carriage.
5
The king will be in this carriage-seizedin a very simple manner.
6
I sprung from the carriage; I caught the girl by the robe.
7
The carriage stopped perhaps five minutes later, and the door swung open.
8
He will go in the carriage; and I will go with him.
9
The carriage was driven across Europe & smuggled into the royal stables.
10
He said, 'Thank you, but my carriage is waiting in the mews.'
11
Here the carriage stopped at the porch; the carriage door was opened.
12
I do; the carriage will be here in a minute or two.
13
In the midst of the mêlée a carriage came along the roadway.
14
He spoke directly to the elder of the two in the carriage.
15
Stone dead; and I found these on the floor of the carriage.
16
There is Robert in the hall; tell him to call a carriage.
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Carriage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
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Australia
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