- (British English)
a small open vehicle with two wheels from which fruit, vegetables, etc. were sold in the street in the past 两轮流动售货车（售卖水果、蔬菜等） a large pile of earth built over a place where people were buried in ancient times 古坟；古冢 CultureIn Britain long barrows date mainly from the later Stone Age, and round barrows date from the Bronze Age.- (also wheelbarrow)
a large open container with a wheel and two handles that you use outside to carry things 独轮手推车
Word Originsense 1 and sense 3 Old English bearwe ‘stretcher, bier’, of Germanic origin; related to the verb bear.sense 2 Old English beorg, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch berg, German Berg ‘hill, mountain’.