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carter

Pronunciation: [ˈkɑːrtər]

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Learn how to use carter in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “occupation”

(noun) a carter is someone who drives a cart, usually pulled by horses or other animals, to transport goods or people. For example, they used to help deliver things before there were cars.

Example

The carter delivered fresh vegetables from the farm to the market every week.

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The cart could not be used yesterday because the carter was sick.

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What does a carter do for a living?

Context: “historical use”

(noun) a carter can refer to a person who carries or transports things by cart, especially in historical contexts. It’s a role that was very important before modern vehicles existed.

Example

In the old town, the carters were vital for moving supplies around.

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Today, carters are rare because we have trucks and cars to carry things.

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Why were carters essential in the past?

How to pronounce carter

Pronunciation: [ˈkɑːrtər]

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