stroller
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++stroll·er /ˈstrəʊlə $ ˈstroʊlər/ noun [countable] 1. 
American EnglishDHB a small chair on wheels, in which a small child sits and is pushed along （手推）轻便婴儿车 SYN buggy, British English pushchair2 someone who is strolling 散步者；闲逛者 evening strollers on the promenade 傍晚在滨海大道散步的人
American EnglishDHB a small chair on wheels, in which a small child sits and is pushed along （手推）轻便婴儿车 SYN buggy, British English pushchair2 someone who is strolling 散步者；闲逛者 evening strollers on the promenade 傍晚在滨海大道散步的人Examples from the Corpus
stroller• She was pushing a stroller that held her eighteen-month-old son, Corey, still wearing his pajamas.• A huge choice and plenty of Information Centres for casual strollers or energetic backpackers.• They come to us in strollers and with baby bottles.• No strollers are allowed on the trails.• I could see no tourists or other strollers so quickly cast out a handful of breadcrumbs.• They walked on, towards and then past Miss Lavant, and past the other strollers on the promenade.• I stopped walking and stared wide-eyed as the rest of the senescent strollers proceeded out of this dimension.• Back on the street, Lee-Cruz sullenly pushed the stroller toward the bus stop.stroll·er nounChineseSyllable
chair on wheels, small a Corpus in which a
stroller
stroll‧er /ˈstrəʊlə $ ˈstroʊlər/
noun [countable]
1. American English a small chair on wheels, in which a small child sits and is pushed along
SYN buggy, pushchair British English
2. someone who is strolling:
evening strollers on the promenade
stroll‧er /ˈstrəʊlə $ ˈstroʊlər/
noun [countable]1. American English a small chair on wheels, in which a small child sits and is pushed along
SYN buggy, pushchair British English
2. someone who is strolling: