Cart ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cart ( noun )

1. A vehicle with either wheels or tracks, pushed or pulled by a horse or other animal, or by a motor vehicle, for carrying goods.
2. A vehicle for carrying golfers and their equipment around a golf course.
3. A vehicle for carrying people, especially children, over rough ground.

Origin:

Middle english, from old northern french carte, from latin charta, from greek chartēs papyrus.

Examples:

1. The farmer loaded hay onto the cart.
2. The golfer used a cart to carry his clubs around the course.
3. The children rode in the cart through the amusement park.
4. The cart was pushed by a horse along the road.
5. The cart was pulled by a motor vehicle along the road.

(As a verb)

Cart ( verb )

1. A vehicle with either wheels or tracks, pushed or pulled by a horse or other animal, or by a motor vehicle, for carrying goods.
2. A vehicle for carrying golfers and their equipment around a golf course.
3. A vehicle for carrying people, especially children, over rough ground.

Origin:

Middle english, from old northern french carte, from latin charta, from greek chartēs papyrus.

Examples:

1. The farmer loaded hay onto the cart.
2. The golfer used a cart to carry his clubs around the course.
3. The children rode in the cart through the amusement park.
4. The cart was pushed by a horse along the road.
5. The cart was pulled by a motor vehicle along the road.