trolley in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for trolley in the English»Spanish Dictionary

trolley [Am ˈtrɑli, Brit ˈtrɒli] N

1.1. trolley:

trolley, a. trolleybus

trolebús m

1.2. trolley Am:

trolley, a. trolley car

tranvía m

1.3. trolley ELEC:

trolley

trole m

trolley pole

trole m

2. trolley Brit:

trolley (for food, drink)

carrito m

trolley (for food, drink)

mesa f rodante

trolley (at station, airport, in supermarket)

carro m

trolley (at station, airport, in supermarket)

carrito m

trolley (in mine)

vagoneta f

to be off one's trolley Brit inf

estar chiflado inf

to be off one's trolley Brit inf

estar mal de la cabeza

shopping trolley N Brit

1. shopping trolley → shopping cart

2. shopping trolley (bag on wheels):

shopping trolley

carrito m

shopping trolley

changuito m RioPl

See also shopping cart

shopping cart N

1. shopping cart Am (in supermarket):

shopping cart

carrito m (de la compra)

shopping cart

carrito m de las compras AmS

2. shopping cart (on the Internet):

shopping cart

cesta f de la compra

shopping cart

cesto m de la compra

shopping cart

carrito m (de la compra)

shopping cart

carrito m de las compras AmS

tea trolley N Brit

tea trolley

carrito m (del té)

tea trolley

mesa f rodante

Translations for trolley in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

trole

trolley

carrito (para el equipaje)

trolley Brit

carrito (en un supermercado)

trolley Brit

carrito (de la compra)

shopping trolley

carrito

trolley

mesa rodante

tea trolley Brit

tomacorriente

trolley wire

tomacorriente

trolley

changuito

shopping trolley Brit

carrito de la compra

shopping trolley Brit

camilla (con ruedas)

trolley

trolley in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trolley in the English»Spanish Dictionary

trolley [ˈtrɒli, Am ˈtrɑ:li] N

1. trolley Brit, Aus (small cart):

trolley

carretilla f

drinks trolley

carrito m de bebidas

luggage trolley

carrito m para el equipaje

shopping trolley

carrito m de la compra

2. trolley Am (trolleycar):

trolley

tranvía m

Phrases:

to be off one's trolley

estar chiflado

shopping trolley N Brit

shopping trolley

carrito m de la compra

tea trolley N

tea trolley

carrito m del té

supermarket trolley N Brit

supermarket trolley

carrito m de supermercado

Translations for trolley in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

trolebús

trolley bus

trole

trolley pole

carro (de la compra) m

trolley Brit

carrito

trolley Brit

pértiga del trole

trolley pole

trolley Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

drinks trolley

carrito m de bebidas

luggage trolley

carrito m para el equipaje

shopping trolley

carrito m de la compra

to be off one's trolley

estar chiflado

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The trolley was pretty far away, so the posters had to be big, not fancy and finicky.

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Transfers between trolley lines are free, provided it is to complete the one-way trip; but round-trips are not allowed on a one-way ticket.

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Also in 1913 it was hit by an anti-trust lawsuit by the federal government and was forced to give up its trolley systems.

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Luggage trolleys are provided for travellers with baggage and a left-luggage facility is available with access from the front forecourt of the station.

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A gasoline powered citywide trolley system evokes images of the towns vibrant past.

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Specialised trolleys include the piano dolly, which consistently features small multi-swivel castors and a stronger than usual frame.

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The trolleys became a part of everyday life and development of residential neighborhoods around trolley stops.

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In its heyday, a trolley line connected the resort with the town's rail station further downhill.

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Another laptop trolley containing 10 laptops is located at the library for use.

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The horses moved by being pulled along on a trolley, which meant the viewer never saw their feet when they were moving.

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