stroller
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈstroʊlər/
- US
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cochecito
- You let your mom push you around like a baby in a stroller.
- baby stroller
- push a stroller
Previously all the self driving strollers on the market only worked on hills.
- Previously all the self driving strollers on the market only worked on hills.
- OK, it says here they sell potato chips, box fans, a baby stroller and apples covered in dust.
- We had Hazel here and we are pushing her around in the stroller going for a walk.
- They're painting baby rooms and buying cribs and getting strollers.
- And now I'm like walking along and I'm like, look at my stroller.
- The reality was, no, we actually need a practical stroller.
- Thankfully there was someone who came running through and stopped the stroller, brought it back to her and of course, helped her up.
- I don't recommend trying to mix and match brands between your stroller and your car seat if you're going to try to use them together.
- But, but, but, but, but, but if the stroller is on a slight incline or decline a hill, basically either way.
- And she had this double stroller and she was running in the center of the two lanes of traffic.
- Now I will say with the really cheap strollers, they all use the same crappy plastic wheels and the wheels are terrible.
- And you know, you got the newest Chinese brightest stroller with the newest minivan.
Examples
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She was pushing, pushing her son Charlie in a stroller through the Venice neighborhood of LA.
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A woman with a two-year-old boy in a stroller was waiting, too.
Fiction book (1995) -
We sleep with the door open and saw a woman with a stroller turn the corner and go into our room.
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My God, I remember when your parents would push you around the block in the stroller.
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Thankfully there was someone who came running through and stopped the stroller, brought it back to her and of course, helped her up.
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And she had this double stroller and she was running in the center of the two lanes of traffic.
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Would you put Matthew in the stroller please?
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We had Hazel here and we are pushing her around in the stroller going for a walk.
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We were climbing the slope slowly, pushing Stevie in the stroller, when Ben turned around and went inside.
Fiction book (1990) -
She took the baby for a stroll in the stroller around the park.
Synonyms
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2.1
A small wheeled seat that you push to carry a baby
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1.6
A small wheeled seat for carrying a baby when you walk
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1.4
A small cart with four wheels that you push to carry a baby who is lying down or sitting
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2.1
A small carriage on wheels for carrying a baby that you push
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6.5
A small four-wheeled vehicle an adult uses to push a baby
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2.5
A small wheeled vehicle for carrying things or young children
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1.0
A small vehicle with four wheels that an adult pushes to carry a baby
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8.9
A four-wheeled carriage that you push a baby in
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1.7
A small seat on wheels for pushing a baby or small child
A small wheeled seat for pushing a baby or young child
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Etymology
Stroller comes from the verb stroll, which means 'to walk slowly'. A helpful way to remember it is to picture a small, wheeled seat you push when you take a baby for a walk, so a stroller is the small vehicle you push while strolling.