stroller in Greek
stroller in Greek is καροτσάκι — stroller means a wheeled chair used to push a baby or young child around; a pushchair.
stroller in Greek
καροτσάκι
Pronounced: karotsaki
(US, Canada, Australia) A seat or chair on wheels, pushed by somebody walking behind it, typically used for transporting babies and young children.
What does "stroller" mean?
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noun A wheeled chair used to push a baby or young child around; a pushchair.
"She parked the stroller by the café entrance."
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noun Someone who strolls, or a person with no fixed home.
"A lone stroller wandered the quiet park at dusk."
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stroller in a sentence
- She parked the stroller by the café entrance.
- A lone stroller wandered the quiet park at dusk.
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What is "stroller" in Greek?
"stroller" in Greek is καροτσάκι. stroller means: A wheeled chair used to push a baby or young child around; a pushchair.
How do you pronounce καροτσάκι?
"stroller" in Greek is καροτσάκι, pronounced "karotsaki".
How do you use "stroller" in a sentence?
Example: "She parked the stroller by the café entrance." In Greek, "stroller" is καροτσάκι.
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