wagon
noun [ C ] (UK also waggon) uk/ˈwæɡ.ən/ us/ˈwæɡ.ən/
四轮货运马车
a vehicle with four wheels, usually pulled by horses or oxen, used for transporting heavy goods, especially in the past
The first white settlers journeyed across America in covered wagons. 最早的白人定居者是驾着大篷车穿越美洲大陆的。
See also: bandwagonstation wagon welcome wagon
儿童玩具手推车
a small vehicle like a box on four wheels, which has a long handle to pull it along, and is used by children as a toy
He pulled his brother along in his little red wagon. 他用自己红色的玩具手推车把弟弟拉过来。
UK (US freight car)（火车的）货运车厢，车皮
a large wheeled container for transporting goods, that is pulled by a train
a goods wagon 火车货运车厢
Idioms
fall off the wagonidiom informal 开酒戒;（一段时间不喝后）又重新喝起酒来
to start drinking alcohol, after a period when you have drunk none
When her husband died, she fell off the wagon. 她丈夫死后，她又重新喝起酒来。
on the wagonidiom informal 戒酒
If you are on the wagon, you have decided not to drink any alcohol.
He was on the wagon for ten years, when he was living in Connecticut. 住在康涅狄格期间，他戒了10年的酒。