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trolley
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trolley: see streetcar streetcar, small, self-propelled railroad car, similar to the type used in rapid-transit systems, that operates on tracks running through city streets and is used to carry passengers.
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trolley
1. Brit (in a hospital) a bed mounted on casters and used for moving patients who are unconscious, immobilized, etc.
2. a device that collects the current from an overhead wire (trolley wire), third rail, etc., to drive the motor of an electric vehicle
3. a pulley or truck that travels along an overhead wire in order to support a suspended load
4. Chiefly Brit a low truck running on rails, used in factories, mines, etc., and on railways

trolley [′träl·ē]
(geology)
A basin-shaped depression in strata. Also known as lum.
(mechanical engineering)
A wheeled car running on an overhead track, rail, or ropeway.
An electric streetcar.


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in the purchased a half-acre industrial lot off Trolley Land in Salem for $100,000.
Aleading staff representative at Arrowe ParkHospital said porters were being sent to "scavenge" for beds around the hospital, in order to have patients moved off trolleys and into beds within the four-hour A&E deadline.
A leading staff representative at Arrowe Park hospital said porters were being sent to "scavenge" for beds around the hospital, in order to have patients moved off trolleys and into beds within the four-hour A&E deadline.
 
 
 
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