cart in Greek
cart in Greek is κάρο — cart means a small wheeled vehicle used for carrying goods, pushed or pulled by a person, animal, or motor.
cart in Greek
κάρο
Pronounced: karo
A small, open, wheeled vehicle, drawn or pushed by a person or animal, often with two wheels on one axle, more often used for transporting goods than passengers.
What does "cart" mean?
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noun A small wheeled vehicle used for carrying goods, pushed or pulled by a person, animal, or motor.
"The street vendor wheeled his cart of fresh fruit into the square."
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verb To transport or move something, often with effort or reluctance.
"I'm tired of carting the kids to football practice every weekend."
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cart in a sentence
- The street vendor wheeled his cart of fresh fruit into the square.
- He pushed the shopping cart down the cereal aisle.
- I'm tired of carting the kids to football practice every weekend.
- Volunteers carted bags of rubbish to the skip all afternoon.
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What is "cart" in Greek?
"cart" in Greek is κάρο. cart means: A small wheeled vehicle used for carrying goods, pushed or pulled by a person, animal, or motor.
How do you pronounce κάρο?
"cart" in Greek is κάρο, pronounced "karo".
How do you use "cart" in a sentence?
Example: "The street vendor wheeled his cart of fresh fruit into the square." In Greek, "cart" is κάρο.
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