stroller
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈstɹoʊɫɝ// UK //stɹˈəʊlɐ// stroller
n. a small chair on wheels that you use to push a baby or young child around.
n. a collapsible wheeled chair designed for transporting an infant or toddler. Primarily North American usage; corresponds to 'pushchair' or 'buggy' in British English.
She pushed the stroller through the park.
The new model of the stroller is lightweight enough to fold with one hand while holding the baby.
Urban parents often prioritize strollers with robust suspension systems and compact frames to navigate narrow city sidewalks and crowded public transportation efficiently.
From stroll + -er.
Usage
Commonly used in North American English; in the UK, 'pushchair' is the standard term for this specific design.