wheelbarrow
/ˈwiːlbæroʊ/
EN
A small single-wheeled hand-held vehicle designed to carry loads, typically with two handles at the rear and supports for resting it when stationary.
The gardener moved a load of gravel and weeds to the compost pile in his wheelbarrow.
Etymology
The word originates from the combination of 'wheel' (Old English hweol, meaning a circular rotating object) and 'barrow' (Old English barew, meaning a carrier or frame for carrying loads), first appearing in the English language around the 14th century.
Translations
简体中文
独轮手推车,手推车
繁體中文
獨輪手推車,手推車
日本語
一輪車,手押し一輪車
한국어
외륜 수레,외바퀴 손수레
Deutsch
Schubkarre,Einradkarre
Español
carretilla,carretilla de mano
Português
carrinho de mão,carro de mão
Français
brouette,chariot à une roue
Tiếng Việt
xe cút,xe đẩy một bánh
Related Words
wheelcarttrolleyshovelgarden tool