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1 trolley
['trɒlɪ]1) BE (on wheels) carrello m.2) AE tram m.••to be off one's trolley — colloq. essere pazzo o fuori di testa
* * *['troli]1) (a type of small cart for carrying things etc: She quickly filled the trolley with groceries.) carretto2) ((also tea-trolley, (American) teacart) a small cart, usually consisting of two or three trays fixed on a frame, used for serving tea, food etc: She brought the tea in on a trolley.) carrello•* * *trolley /ˈtrɒlɪ/n.1 carretto (spec. ribaltabile); carrettino a mano; carrello ( da supermercato, aeroporto, ecc.): shopping trolley, carrello per la spesa; tea trolley, carrello per il tè; DIALOGO → - At the airport- I'll get a trolley for these bags, prendo un carrello per quelle borse3 (ferr.) carrello di servizio8 ► trolleybus● trolley line, linea filoviaria; filovia; ( USA, anche) linea tranviaria, tranvia □ trolley pole, asta di presa ( di corrente) □ trolley table, carrello portavivande □ trolley wheel, rotella di presa □ trolley wire, linea di contatto aerea □ (scherz., ingl.) to be off one's trolley, essere matto (o svitato, sbarellato, sbiellato) □ (fig. USA) to slip one's trolley, dare (fuori) di matto; uscire di testa; fare una scenata.* * *['trɒlɪ]1) BE (on wheels) carrello m.2) AE tram m.••to be off one's trolley — colloq. essere pazzo o fuori di testa
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