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push a pram
She pushed the pram along the path.
她沿着小路推着婴儿车。
婴儿车
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
婴儿车
a small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around
She pushed the pram along the path.
她沿着小路推着婴儿车。
一种有四个轮子的婴儿车
a small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around
She pushed the pram along the park path while the baby slept.
她推着婴儿车沿着公园小径走，婴儿在睡觉。
The new pram has a sunshade and a storage basket underneath.
这辆新婴儿车配有遮阳篷，下面还有一个储物篮。
They bought a lightweight pram for traveling abroad.
他们买了一辆轻便的婴儿车，以便出国旅行。
She pushed the pram along the path.
她沿着小路推着婴儿车。
表示婴儿所在的位置
The baby was sleeping in the pram.
婴儿在婴儿车里睡觉。
He put the baby in the pram and went for a walk.
他把婴儿放进婴儿车，然后去散步。
Not this
She bought new pram yesterday.
Use this
She bought a new pram yesterday.
英语中的可数名词单数形式前需要冠词（a/an/the），中文没有冠词，所以学习者常遗漏。此处应加a表示‘一辆’。
Not this
The baby is sleeping on the pram.
Use this
The baby is sleeping in the pram.
婴儿是躺在婴儿车内，而不是在车上表面，所以介词应用in表示‘在里面’，中文的‘在…上’可能被误用为on。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
推婴儿车
She pushed the pram along the pavement.
她沿着人行道推着婴儿车。
婴儿车里的宝宝
The baby in the pram was sleeping.
婴儿车里的宝宝在睡觉。
婴儿车轮子
The pram wheels got stuck in the mud.
婴儿车轮子陷进了泥里。
婴儿车把手
He adjusted the pram handle to his height.
他把婴儿车把手调整到适合自己的高度。
婴儿车毯子
She covered the baby with a soft pram blanket.
她用一条柔软的婴儿车毯子盖住宝宝。
双人婴儿车
They bought a double pram for their twins.
他们为双胞胎买了一辆双人婴儿车。
她以前是个坐在婴儿车里的漂亮护士
This line from The Beatles' 'Penny Lane' refers to a childhood memory.
披头士《潘尼巷》中这句歌词指的是童年回忆。
我是个婴儿车里的宝宝
From the song 'Sixteen Going on Seventeen' in The Sound of Music.
出自《音乐之声》中的歌曲《十六岁到十七岁》。
Use pram naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
pram谐音'扑拉姆'，想象推婴儿车时扑扑拉拉的声音和动作。
语域：informal 常见场景：日常育儿、户外散步 该词在英国英语中常用，指婴儿推车，多用于非正式场合。
All words in this list genuinely rhyme with 'pram' (same /æm/ ending). No common lookalikes with a different pronunciation were identified.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.