go-cart

English

A go-kart.

Alternative forms

• gocart (device to help children to walk)
• go-kart (racing vehicle)

Etymology

From go +‎ cart.

Noun

go-cart (plural go-carts)

1. A small, open-wheeled vehicle for racing; often spelled go-kart.
2. (dated) A framework moving on casters, designed to support children as they learn to walk; a baby walker.

Related terms

• karting

Translations

a racing vehicle

• Bulgarian: картинг m (karting)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 卡丁車／卡丁车 (zh) (kǎdīngchē), 高卡車／高卡车 (gāokǎchē)

• Danish: gokart c, kart c
• Finnish: mikroauto (fi)
• French: kart (fr) m
• German: Gokart m or n, Kart n
• Japanese: ゴーカート (ja) (gōkāto), レーシングカート (ja) (rēshingukāto), カート (ja) (kāto)
• Korean: 레이싱 카트 (reising kateu), 카트 (kateu)
• Malay: go-kart
• Norman: tchaîse à rouôlettes f (Jersey)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: gokart m

  Nynorsk: gokart m

• Polish: gokart (pl) m
• Portuguese: kart (pt) m, carte (pt) m
• Russian: карт (ru) m (kart), ка́ртинг (ru) m (kárting)
• Spanish: kart (es) m
• Swedish: gokart (sv) c, gocart (sv) c

support children as they learn to walk

• Bulgarian: проходилка f (prohodilka)
• Portuguese: andadeira f

Verb

go-cart (third-person singular simple present go-carts, present participle go-carting, simple past and past participle go-carted)

1. Alternative form of go-kart.