English Term please

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In Britain we tend to use cart for something that's hand-pulled, whether two- or four-wheeled, and wagon for larger ones that are pulled by motive power.

 

Alan

 

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1 hour ago, arterra said:

Do customers know all this background information about the difference between cart and wagon? Are all customers native English speakers? 

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Nope!

 

So, if you're smart, use both tags - cart AND wagon - even whether one of them is actually incorrect 

 

Cheers,

Philippe

 

Maybe even the German word for it as well, Bollerwagen, since it's at a German beach.

There are 172 images on Alamy already with that keyword. Op's one at pole position. There are even 2 with Bollerwagon.

And 2 searches in AoA for the rolling year. Albeit that one is for Bollerwagen beer.

 

wim

 

edit: Now were at it: no searches in AoA for beach cart nor beach trolley and only one for beach wagons.

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