Definition of wheelchair in English:

wheelchair

nounˈwiːltʃɛːˈ(h)wilˌtʃɛr

A chair fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability.
Example sentencesExamples
- Blocking my path was a young woman in a wheelchair being pushed by her mother.
- The amount by which Ryanair said it would raise its ticket prices if forced to provide wheelchairs for disabled passengers.
- Rather than being pushed around in her wheelchair, Amnah can join other children.
- We hardly get any young volunteers and now we're older we can't push the wheelchairs.
- They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day.
- The police turned away some of the disabled people in wheelchairs who had also lined up to be arrested.
- Those in wheelchairs and the disabled were trapped in the surging crowd.
- The bus needs to be suitable for wheelchairs and disabled people.
- People in wheelchairs have difficulty being pushed round the clothes stores because the displays are so close together.
- So it is a fairly common injury that athletes who push wheelchairs often sustain, on a chronic basis.
- Previously, wheelchairs could simply be pushed across the wooden crossings.
- She says he then lectured them about disability and said the wheelchairs are for disabled people only.
- All floors are accessible by wheelchair and prams and wheelchairs are available on request
- There is an old lady being pushed in a wheelchair past our car along a bumpy dust-track.
- All the cash raised will go to Whizz Kidz, a charity that provides wheelchairs for disabled children.
- The buses have low floors and are able to easily carry pushchairs, wheelchairs and bikes.
- I wouldn't be able to do any of the lifting but pushing a wheelchair around wouldn't be too bad.
- When I saw her in my outpatient clinic she could hardly walk and was brought in a wheelchair.
- New trains have special areas for wheelchairs and disabled toilets.
- The charity provides general and sports wheelchairs for disabled children and young people.

Definition of wheelchair in US English:

wheelchair

nounˈ(h)wilˌtʃɛrˈ(h)wēlˌCHer

A chair fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather than being pushed around in her wheelchair, Amnah can join other children.
- People in wheelchairs have difficulty being pushed round the clothes stores because the displays are so close together.
- Blocking my path was a young woman in a wheelchair being pushed by her mother.
- All floors are accessible by wheelchair and prams and wheelchairs are available on request
- The bus needs to be suitable for wheelchairs and disabled people.
- New trains have special areas for wheelchairs and disabled toilets.
- All the cash raised will go to Whizz Kidz, a charity that provides wheelchairs for disabled children.
- So it is a fairly common injury that athletes who push wheelchairs often sustain, on a chronic basis.
- When I saw her in my outpatient clinic she could hardly walk and was brought in a wheelchair.
- Those in wheelchairs and the disabled were trapped in the surging crowd.
- There is an old lady being pushed in a wheelchair past our car along a bumpy dust-track.
- She says he then lectured them about disability and said the wheelchairs are for disabled people only.
- I wouldn't be able to do any of the lifting but pushing a wheelchair around wouldn't be too bad.
- They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day.
- Previously, wheelchairs could simply be pushed across the wooden crossings.
- The police turned away some of the disabled people in wheelchairs who had also lined up to be arrested.
- The charity provides general and sports wheelchairs for disabled children and young people.
- The amount by which Ryanair said it would raise its ticket prices if forced to provide wheelchairs for disabled passengers.
- We hardly get any young volunteers and now we're older we can't push the wheelchairs.
- The buses have low floors and are able to easily carry pushchairs, wheelchairs and bikes.

单词	wheelchair
释义	Definition of wheelchair in English: wheelchair nounˈwiːltʃɛːˈ(h)wilˌtʃɛr A chair fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability. Example sentencesExamples Blocking my path was a young woman in a wheelchair being pushed by her mother. The amount by which Ryanair said it would raise its ticket prices if forced to provide wheelchairs for disabled passengers. Rather than being pushed around in her wheelchair, Amnah can join other children. We hardly get any young volunteers and now we're older we can't push the wheelchairs. They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day. The police turned away some of the disabled people in wheelchairs who had also lined up to be arrested. Those in wheelchairs and the disabled were trapped in the surging crowd. The bus needs to be suitable for wheelchairs and disabled people. People in wheelchairs have difficulty being pushed round the clothes stores because the displays are so close together. So it is a fairly common injury that athletes who push wheelchairs often sustain, on a chronic basis. Previously, wheelchairs could simply be pushed across the wooden crossings. She says he then lectured them about disability and said the wheelchairs are for disabled people only. All floors are accessible by wheelchair and prams and wheelchairs are available on request There is an old lady being pushed in a wheelchair past our car along a bumpy dust-track. All the cash raised will go to Whizz Kidz, a charity that provides wheelchairs for disabled children. The buses have low floors and are able to easily carry pushchairs, wheelchairs and bikes. I wouldn't be able to do any of the lifting but pushing a wheelchair around wouldn't be too bad. When I saw her in my outpatient clinic she could hardly walk and was brought in a wheelchair. New trains have special areas for wheelchairs and disabled toilets. The charity provides general and sports wheelchairs for disabled children and young people. Definition of wheelchair in US English: wheelchair nounˈ(h)wilˌtʃɛrˈ(h)wēlˌCHer A chair fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability. Example sentencesExamples Rather than being pushed around in her wheelchair, Amnah can join other children. People in wheelchairs have difficulty being pushed round the clothes stores because the displays are so close together. Blocking my path was a young woman in a wheelchair being pushed by her mother. All floors are accessible by wheelchair and prams and wheelchairs are available on request The bus needs to be suitable for wheelchairs and disabled people. New trains have special areas for wheelchairs and disabled toilets. All the cash raised will go to Whizz Kidz, a charity that provides wheelchairs for disabled children. So it is a fairly common injury that athletes who push wheelchairs often sustain, on a chronic basis. When I saw her in my outpatient clinic she could hardly walk and was brought in a wheelchair. Those in wheelchairs and the disabled were trapped in the surging crowd. There is an old lady being pushed in a wheelchair past our car along a bumpy dust-track. She says he then lectured them about disability and said the wheelchairs are for disabled people only. I wouldn't be able to do any of the lifting but pushing a wheelchair around wouldn't be too bad. They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day. Previously, wheelchairs could simply be pushed across the wooden crossings. The police turned away some of the disabled people in wheelchairs who had also lined up to be arrested. The charity provides general and sports wheelchairs for disabled children and young people. The amount by which Ryanair said it would raise its ticket prices if forced to provide wheelchairs for disabled passengers. We hardly get any young volunteers and now we're older we can't push the wheelchairs. The buses have low floors and are able to easily carry pushchairs, wheelchairs and bikes.
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