trolley

Converse of object

• push: I used to push the dinner trolleys to the wards.
• abandon: They are also keen to hear from anyone who may have seen an abandoned trolley in the area.
• discard: Discarded shopping trolleys are incorporated into techno-industrial gothic as hidden symbols of our times.
• wheel: The balloon is attached by cable to a small wheeled trolley which is operated by two people on the ground.
• pull: The winch then pulls the trolleys plus boats sideways out of the water.

Preposition: in

• corridor: The old are neglected and abandoned in squalid homes, left to die on trolleys in drafty hospital corridors.

Adjective modifier

• electric: In addition it can be operated like a traditional electric trolley.
• portable: A portable trolley with newspapers, sweets etc. visits the ward in the mornings.
• laptop: The burglars struck over the weekend and took 12 laptops, a laptop trolley and 12 wall-mounted digital projectors.

Modifies a noun

• dolly: Gatwick airport might be conveniently near but sometimes its trolley dollies are uncomfortably close.
• jack: When using a trolley jack, refer to the vehicle workshop manual to identify the correct lifting point.
• dash: Get your local supermarket to donate a trolley dash as a prize!
• bus: These trolley busses, among the last of their breed, are at Park Lane Depot.
• pole: The second part of the sentence is Tomlinson's own image ( part homage to 1913 trolley car poles?

Noun used with modifier

• shopping: Mr Jackson managed to fill four shopping trolleys with the help of staff who had the next trolley lined up.
• luggage: He pushed their empty luggage trolley a little faster.
• hostess: The old hostess trolley has also had a makeover.
• supermarket: In 1985 he invested in his own business making supermarket shopping trolleys.
• resuscitation: Resuscitation trolleys have to carry all the equipment needed to resuscitate someone in an arrest.
• dessert: Give me the cheese board over the dessert trolley every time.