We used a cart to move parts around the factory.
I put the suitcases on a luggage cart at the airport.
bogie; truck (railway)
Railway term for the wheeled undercarriage of a train car. Technical use; not the everyday cart sense.
The bogies on this train are of the latest design.
I loaded the heavy luggage onto a cart and carried it.
I transported the cardboard boxes using a cart.
An employee was walking through the warehouse pushing a cart.
The worker pulled the cart to move the materials.
リヤカー is specifically a two-wheeled hand-pulled cart often used for deliveries, while 台車 is a more general term that can be motorized or simply pushed.
手押し車 emphasizes that the cart is pushed by hand, whereas 台車 is a neutral term that doesn't specify how it's moved.
台車 is the standard Japanese word for a hand truck or dolly, while キャリア is a loanword used somewhat interchangeably in warehouse and delivery contexts.
台車 is the plain, everyday Japanese word for a wheeled cart or platform, while ドリー is a katakana loanword used mainly for specialized carts like camera dollies.
stand; base; platform; table; rack · setting (of a gem); mounting · stock (in grafting) · counter for machines and vehicles · level; mark; range; decade (of one's life) · tall building (with a fine view); observation platform · plateau; heights
Compound of 台 (だい, 'platform, stand') and 車 (しゃ, 'vehicle, wheel'). The railway sense is a specialized extension of the basic 'wheeled platform' meaning.