Wheelbarrow (noun)

A small vehicle consisting of a single wheel at the front and two legs at the back, used for carrying goods by hand.

Origin:

The word wheelbarrow is a combination of the words "wheel" and "barrow". wheelbarrow appeared in the late 14th century and it refers to a small vehicle consisting of a single wheel at the front and two legs at the back, used for carrying goods by hand.

Examples:

1. He used a wheelbarrow to move the soil from one place to another in the garden.
2. The construction workers were using wheelbarrows to move the bricks to the site.
3. Wheelbarrows are useful tools for transporting heavy loads over short distances.
4. The man was pushing a wheelbarrow full of bricks through the streets.
5. Wheelbarrows are often used in gardening and construction work to transport materials.