carousel

UK
/ˈkær.ə.sɛl/
US
/ˈkær.ə.sɛl/

Translations

carouselnoun
carousels
pl
UK
/ˈkær.ə.sɛl/
US
/ˈkær.ə.sɛl/
The children were excited to ride the carousel at the fair.
Les enfants étaient impatients de faire un tour de carrousel à la fête foraine.
carrouselEn interface utilisateur.
The website's homepage features a carousel that showcases the latest products.
La page d’accueil du site présente un carrousel qui met en avant les derniers produits.
carrousel à bagagesÀ l’aéroport.
After the flight landed, we headed straight to the baggage carousel to pick up our suitcases.
Après l’atterrissage, nous sommes allés directement au carrousel à bagages pour récupérer nos valises.
carouseladjective
more carousel
Comp.
most carousel
Super.
UK
/ˌkær.əˈsel/
US
/ˌkær.əˈsɛl/
Used attributively to describe things related to or functioning like a carousel
Additional translations
rotatifRare; pour décrire un dispositif qui tourne.

Definitions

carouselnoun
A rotating machine or device, often found at amusement parks, with seats for riders, typically in the form of horses or other animals.
The children were excited to ride the carousel at the fair.
A conveyor system at an airport from which arriving passengers collect their checked luggage.
After the flight landed, we headed straight to the baggage carousel to pick up our suitcases.
A rotating set of images or items in a user interface, typically allowing horizontal scrolling.
The website's homepage features a carousel that showcases the latest products.
carouseladjective
Relating to or characteristic of a carousel; revolving or arranged to rotate.
The museum installed a carousel display case for the antique dolls.