cart
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- noun
- /kɑrt/
- Texting
:
carrito de la compra
- You can put items in your cart and then check out when you're ready.
- shopping cart
- fill your cart
- an empty cart
I have had this in my Etsy cart for a very long time.
- I have had this in my Etsy cart for a very long time.
- I for one welcome our new electronic cart overlords.
Examples
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We'll have your entire cart.
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Pamela, in her wedding clothes, is pushing a shopping cart filled with the feast she's preparing.
Fiction book (1991) -
Put more kitchen paper in the cart for next time.
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Can I get a shopping cart, please?
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I saw it in your cart.
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I have had this in my Etsy cart for a very long time.
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I didn't realize that my cart had a Diet Coke can and receipt.
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I head straightaway to the checkout and then abandon my cart there and step outside.
Fiction book (1999) -
Sidney Archer sipped her coffee while the beverage cart made its way down the rest of the aisle.
Fiction book (1997) -
2) Holden pushes a shopping cart at the food store, throwing various things into the basket.
Fiction book (1997)
Synonyms
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An online list on a website or app where you put items to buy
A space on a website or app where you keep items you plan to buy before you pay
A place on a store website or app where you save items before buying them
Idioms
Compounds
How Full
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word cart first meant a small vehicle for carrying things, and shops used that image for shopping. A helpful way to remember the online cart is to think of a real cart at a market: you put things in it to take them to the checkout, so the online cart holds your items until you buy them.