Trolley

Definition

trolley /'trɒli/ n ( pl - eys ) ၁။ ( Brit ) လက္တြန္းလွည္း။ တြန္းလွည္း။ a luggage trolley ❍ a supermarket trolley. ❍ GOLF ၂။ ဘီးတပ္စားပြဲ။ a drinks trolley. See also TEA TROLLEY ၃။ ( US ) = TRAM ❏ off one's trolley [ IDM ] ( sl ) ဦးေႏွာက္ေခ်ာင္ေသာ။ ေပါက္ေတာက္ေတာက္။ ❏ trolley bus n ေကာင္းကင္ႀကိဳးဓာတ္အားျဖင့္ သြားေသာဘတ္စကား။ ထေရာ္လီ။

Examples

1. ‘Supermarkets have experienced a surge in the theft of trolleys and shopping baskets since the introduction of the plastic bags tax earlier this year.’
2. ‘When it came to buckling the children into the supermarket trolley
3. belt use was in direct proportion to attractiveness.’
4. ‘It is possible they used a metal trolley to move the stolen goods
5. which was abandoned outside the building.’
6. ‘For some reason
7. the papers were wheeled around the hall in supermarket trolleys.’
8. ‘Just like supermarket trolleys
9. baggage trolleys have a mind of their own.’
10. ‘There was no wheelchair available and she was advised to use an airport trolley.’
11. ‘Supermarket trolleys and burned-out cars replaced the brightly coloured barges that once proudly carried grain
12. coal
13. wool
14. salt and timber.’
15. ‘A shocking exposé of the British food industry that will make readers look seriously at the contents of their supermarket trolleys.’
16. ‘Retailers recognise that some shoppers have no other way of getting their groceries home
17. so they won't stop people pushing trolleys out of supermarket car parks.’
18. ‘Many parents use car seats to carry their babies or secure them in their pushchairs and supermarket trolleys.’
19. ‘The government knows older people will be forced out of decent jobs and forced into menial jobs like filling supermarket trolleys and opening doors for a pittance.’
20. ‘Supermarket trolleys can cause back strain.’
21. ‘Clearing customs at an airport terminal
22. he insists on pushing a luggage trolley.’
23. ‘Many of us spend weekend afternoons pushing the trolley round the supermarket or ambling through a shopping mall.’
24. ‘Activists went into the supermarkets
25. filled trolleys with pasta
26. and then left them at the checkout counter.’
27. ‘Supermarket trolleys are well-known for their irritating tendency to veer from the straight and narrow
28. apparently at their own whim.’
29. ‘The group's services range from treatments to harden metals for aero-engines to providing the shine on metals used in supermarket trolleys.’
30. ‘We pay for trolleys in airports and supermarkets
31. and for parking we either scratch a permit
32. ‘pay and display’ or ‘park and ride’.’
33. ‘I saw several people who
34. like him
35. appeared to have their worldly possessions stacked neatly on a metal trolley.’
36. ‘Choose a trolley rather than a basket as this offers you more mobility.’