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Meanings of go-cart in English
A small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around.
Usage of go-cart in English
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.
6
But when he reached the go-cart, there was no one there.
7
Now get in this go-cart and get us out of here.
8
There we barricaded him, still in the go-cart, in the middle of the aisle.
9
The effect was that of a grown-up in a go-cart.
10
We had to pack baby and go-cart more than half-way up to the top.
11
You may ride up the Llanberis side in a go-cart.'
12
He is wild with excitement, because some one has given him a new go-cart!
13
The folding go-cart and the small carrying-basket are to be used only in an emergency.
14
They bring up the go-cart and Fishy jumps down.
15
What is this magical thing that doesn't involve video games, theme parks or go-cart racing?
16
And with all sorts of curious noises he pushed the go-cart rapidly away from the tree.
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Translations for go-cart
Spanish
Go-cart through the time