Stroller

Pronunciation: /ˈstroʊ.lər/

Definitions of stroller

noun a chair on wheels, typically folding, in which a baby or young child can be pushed along

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new stroller for my baby.

A2 The stroller has a cup holder and a storage basket.

B1 Parents often use strollers to take their children for a walk in the park.

B2 The stroller folds up easily for compact storage.

C1 The high-end stroller features adjustable handlebars and shock-absorbing suspension.

C2 The designer stroller is made with premium materials and has a sleek, modern design.

Examples of stroller in a Sentence

formal The mother pushed her baby in a stroller while walking through the park.

informal She took her baby out for a walk in the stroller.

slang Let's take a spin around the block with the baby in the stroller.

figurative The stroller symbolizes the journey of motherhood.

Grammatical Forms of stroller

• past tense: strolled
• plural: strollers
• comparative: more stroller
• superlative: most stroller
• present tense: strolls
• future tense: will stroll
• perfect tense: have strolled
• continuous tense: is strolling
• singular: stroller
• positive degree: stroller
• infinitive: to stroll
• gerund: strolling
• participle: strolling

Origin and Evolution of stroller

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'stroller' originated from the Middle English word 'strolen' which means to wander or roam around aimlessly.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'stroller' shifted in meaning from someone who wanders aimlessly to a term used to describe a type of wheeled vehicle for transporting infants or young children.