Carreta (en. Cart)

/kaˈreta/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Translation: A vehicle used for transport commonly in the countryside.

Translation: Farmers use the cart to take the harvest to the market.

Los campesinos utilizan la carreta para llevar las cosechas al mercado.

Translation: A structure similar to a cart, but without an engine, drawn by animals.

Translation: The cart is a tradition in many fairs and festivals.

La carreta es una tradición en muchas ferias y festivales.

Translation: A wheeled cart used to carry and transport items.

Translation: The man pushed the cart full of wood.

El hombre empujó la carreta llena de madera.

Translation: From Latin 'carreta', diminutive of 'carrus', which means cart.

Translation: to talk nonsense

Translation: To speak in an exaggerated manner or to tell incredible stories.

echar la carreta

Translation: cargo cart

Translation: Cart specifically designed for transporting heavy goods.

carreta de carga

Translation: old cart

Translation: Reference to a traditional means of transport that is no longer commonly used.

carreta antigua

Translation: load

Translation: Weight or goods that are transported.

carga

Translation: transport

Translation: Action of moving people or things from one place to another.

transporte

Translation: wheel

Translation: A round body that spins on an axis, used in vehicles.

rueda

Translation: To talk a lot without substance

Translation: Don't pay attention to him, he's just talking nonsense.

No le hagas caso, sólo está echando carreta.

Translation: A complicated situation

Translation: What you're doing is nonsense.

Eso que estás haciendo es una carreta.