handcart
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈhændˌkɑrt/
:
carretilla
- He has this old wooden handcart that he pushes around.
- pushing a handcart
- pulling a handcart
- loaded into handcarts
Examples
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-I told you to bring the handcart.
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We put him into the handcart and took him back to the kitchen.
Fiction book (2002) -
The officer then ordered Song Shushao and me to get a handcart from the yard.
Fiction book (2002) -
Zach sent his brother out to the truck for the handcart.
Fiction book (1991) -
The £55,000 of small currency would have needed a handcart to transport it.
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He pushed the handcart down the street, loaded with gardening supplies.
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The family used a handcart to carry their belongings during the move.
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She filled the handcart with fresh vegetables from the market.
Synonyms
297
1.0
A small vehicle with wheels that you push or pull to carry things
72
3.0
Small cart with two wheels and handles for moving heavy boxes
24
1.0
A small cart with one front wheel and two handles for carrying small loads
15
1.0
A large basket on wheels used in shops to carry items while you shop
8
1.0
A cart on wheels used for carrying shopping or luggage
6
3.4
A small cart with wheels that you push by hand to carry goods
3
2.9
A small cart with two wheels and handles for moving heavy things
3
2.5
A small wheeled vehicle for carrying things or young children
1
6.2
A small cart with one wheel and two handles for carrying things
A small cart that a street seller uses to sell apples and other fruit
A cart with a bed that tilts to empty heavy loads
How Powered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handcart is simply two ordinary English words put together: hand ('by hand') and cart ('a small wagon'). So a handcart is literally a small wagon you move with your hands to carry things.