Pushchair
noun
A small vehicle designed for carrying a baby or young child, usually pushed by an adult.
She took the baby out for a walk in the pushchair.
Usage tips
Neutral
baby pushchair, lightweight pushchair, compact pushchair
noun
A small vehicle designed for carrying a baby or young child, usually pushed by an adult.
She took the baby out for a walk in the pushchair.
Usage tips
Neutral
baby pushchair, lightweight pushchair, compact pushchair
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Pushchair is commonly used in outdoor settings, particularly parks and sidewalks.
During a sunny day, parents take their children out in pushchairs for fresh air.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In the UK, pushchair is the preferred term, while stroller is more common in the US.
One might hear 'pushchair' in a conversation in London, but 'stroller' in New York.
Pro Tip 3/3Formality
Pushchair is considered a formal term compared to its possible slang variations.
It's best to use 'pushchair' with new parents rather than 'pram' or 'buggy'.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Pushchair is commonly used in outdoor settings, particularly parks and sidewalks.
During a sunny day, parents take their children out in pushchairs for fresh air.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In the UK, pushchair is the preferred term, while stroller is more common in the US.
One might hear 'pushchair' in a conversation in London, but 'stroller' in New York.
Pro Tip 3/3Formality
Pushchair is considered a formal term compared to its possible slang variations.
It's best to use 'pushchair' with new parents rather than 'pram' or 'buggy'.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Pushchair is commonly used in outdoor settings, particularly parks and sidewalks.
During a sunny day, parents take their children out in pushchairs for fresh air.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In the UK, pushchair is the preferred term, while stroller is more common in the US.
One might hear 'pushchair' in a conversation in London, but 'stroller' in New York.
Pro Tip 3/3Formality
Pushchair is considered a formal term compared to its possible slang variations.
It's best to use 'pushchair' with new parents rather than 'pram' or 'buggy'.
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