0 a large, open container for moving things in with a wheel at the front and two handles at the back, used especially in the garden --
1 a movable container with a wheel at the front and two handles at the back, used esp. for moving building materials and in gardening --
I suppose the early society carried goods in its wheelbarrow in 1875, and yet you see the prosperity that has attended the movement.
Will he confirm that all that was necessary for that task was a conveniently placed dog kennel and a wheelbarrow?
There have been so many reviews that, as an energy spokesman, one needs a special wheelbarrow to carry them around in.
The people still carry goods on their heads and use an enormous amount of energy carrying things which could be carried by wheelbarrow.
A coach with three wheels is no use at all for a journey, and it is better to have a bicycle or even a wheelbarrow.
Will doctors be expected to have an unladen wheelbarrow in their consulting rooms?
It was carried out by engineers who had no resources available to them except gangs of navvies with wheelbarrows, picks and shovels.
We are throwing away efforts greater than the pyramids in workmanship, the wheelbarrow, sweat, muscle and blood of the navvies who built them.
