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Trolley
Meaning
New Zealand SlangBritish EnglishAustralian SlangSouth AfricanAsian EnglishAfrican English

Literal Meaning

A wheeled cart used for transporting goods in a store, typically with a handle and a basket

Actual Meaning

Shopping cart (UK/AU) or streetcar

Context

Used when discussing grocery shopping in New Zealand supermarkets.

Examples

  • "Can you help me push this trolley? It's so heavy with all these groceries!"
  • "I need to grab a trolley before we start shopping at the supermarket."
  • "Don't forget to return the trolley to the designated area when we're done."

Tips

  • Listen for 'trolley' in conversations about shopping; it often indicates someone is preparing to buy groceries.
  • In casual settings, 'trolley' may come up when people discuss their shopping habits or preferences.
  • If you hear someone mention needing a trolley, it usually means they're planning to buy a lot of items, so be ready for a longer shopping trip.
Phrase Thesaurus
Similar words and synonyms for this phrase
grocery cart
caddy
wheeled basket
basket on wheels
carton
shopping basket
market cart
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