American English pronunciation
How to pronounce wheelchairs
IPA transcription: ['wil,tʃɛɹz]
Pronunciation variants: ['wil,tʃɛɹz][h'wil,tʃɛɹz]
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Noun
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a movable chair mounted on large wheels; for invalids or those who cannot walk; frequently propelled by the occupant
Usage examples
- Douglas Spector and the four other disabled plaintiffs use mobility scooters and wheelchairs.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.
- These special wheelchairs are designed to limit abnormal movements.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.
- Some of these "island" stops provide access for wheelchairs.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.
- These are essentially electric wheelchairs with an attached basket.
- This building has an elevator which is necessary for wheelchairs.