trolly
/ˈtrɑli/
noun
- A small cart or wheeled platform used for carrying items, such as luggage or groceries.
- She pushed her trolly through the supermarket aisles.
- The hotel porter loaded the suitcases onto a trolly.
- He used a trolly to move the boxes to the storage room.
- A streetcar or tram that runs on tracks and is powered by overhead electric wires.
- The city is famous for its vintage trolly system.
- The old trolly still runs through the historic district.
- We rode the trolly to the museum downtown.
- A device that collects electric current from an overhead wire, used by trains, trams, or buses.
- The mechanic adjusted the trolly to improve contact.
- The trolly on the train sparked as it passed under the wire.
- Electric buses use a trolly to draw power from the lines.
adjective
- Alternative spelling of trolley; relating to a trolly or streetcar system.
- The trolly tracks run along Main Street.
- The trolly service was suspended due to snow.
- They took a trolly tour of the city.