Definition

A type of baby carriage used for transporting infants, typically with four wheels and a reclining seat.

Example

She pushed the pram down the street with her baby inside.

Conversation

I saw a cute pram in the park yesterday.

Oh really? Was it one of those fancy ones?

Yes, it had a nice design and looked really comfortable.

I love how stylish some of them have become these days.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'pram' originates from the word 'perambulator' (from Latin 'per-' meaning through and 'ambulare' meaning to walk), which refers to a wheeled vehicle for transporting infants. 'Pram' is a shortened form of this term, specifically used in British English to denote a baby carriage or stroller.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'perambulator' as a vehicle that allows you to 'walk through' with your baby, which helps you remember that a 'pram' is a type of baby carriage.

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