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Meanings of stroller in English
A small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around.
Usage of stroller in English
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.
6
Jacinda swallowed hard and glanced again at the baby in the stroller.
7
Lee kissed her cheek, then took the baby out of the stroller.
8
The AT-AT stroller mod of lore, diligently researched by AJ at Thingamababy.
9
A twelve-pound ball tucked in a baby stroller, a barely concealed weapon.
10
Or, worse, he might bump into her pushing a stroller containing twins.
11
It's quiet and spacious, which is great when you have a stroller.
12
The woman pushed a stroller, its wheels crunching softly on the gravel.
13
She says, I stole you out of a stroller in Waterloo, Iowa.
14
She lifted him from the stroller, sat on the street and sobbed.
15
She lost no time getting Junior into stroller and going home.
16
A blond family carrying a towheaded child struggled to open a baby stroller.
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Translations for stroller
Russian
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United States of America
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