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wagon

/ˈwæɡən/

wagonnoun

wagons

/ˈwæɡən/

Translations

wagonVéhicule ferroviaire de marchandises.

The train was composed of several wagons filled with coal.

Le train était composé de plusieurs wagons remplis de charbon.

breakAutomobile familiale à coffre allongé.

They packed the family into the wagon and set off for the coast.

Ils ont chargé la famille dans le break et sont partis pour la côte.

chariotVéhicule à roues pour le transport de charges; s'emploie aussi pour un petit chariot d'enfant.

The gardener used a wagon to transport the soil to the flower beds.

Le jardinier a utilisé un chariot pour transporter la terre jusqu'aux massifs de fleurs.

Definitions

A vehicle used for transporting goods or passengers, typically one that is pulled by horses or oxen.

The settlers loaded their belongings onto the wagon before setting off on their journey.

A railway freight car.

The train was composed of several wagons filled with coal.

A child's toy cart, often with four wheels and a handle for pulling.

The little boy pulled his red wagon filled with toys around the yard.

A low, four-wheeled cart used for carrying heavy loads.

The gardener used a wagon to transport the soil to the flower beds.

An automobile with an extended rear cargo area; a station wagon.

They packed the family into the wagon and set off for the coast.

Synonyms

wagonverb

wagoned

Past Simple

wagoned

Past Participle

wagoning

ing-form

Rare; means to transport or travel by wagon.

Translations

Additional translations

transporterEmploi rare; surtout dans un contexte historique ou descriptif.

Definitions

To transport (goods or people) or to travel by wagon.

During the gold rush, supplies were wagoned across the mountains.

Synonyms

cart away

cart off

cart

wagonadjective

/ˈwæɡ.ən/

Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g. "wagon wheel").

Definitions

Relating to or designed for use with a wagon.

The rancher repaired the wagon wheels before winter.