Definition of trolley dash in English:

trolley dash

noun

British informal

1An event in which the winner of a game or competition is entitled to a set period of free shopping in a supermarket or other store, the object being to place as many products as possible in a shopping trolley during this time.
Christmas came early for the couple when they won a trolley dash at the Co-op in Chipping Norton
Example sentencesExamples
- The shop donated the trolley dash as a prize in the Christmas raffle.
- At Asda, the students took part in a five-legged trolley dash around the store.
- Another big fundraiser this year was the trolley dash competition, which raised £3,760 for Dorothy House Hospice.
- Help build a brighter future for children with autism - and you could win a supermarket trolley dash.
- Steve won the trolley dash in a raffle.
- Congratulations to Abbie, who was a recent winner in a trolley dash competition.
- Jasmine and Rhian had four minutes each to complete their trolley dash.
- This brother and sister got well and truly trolleyed when they took part in a world record trolley dash attempt.
- I enter loads of competitions and have won some super prizes, including a trolley dash in France.
- A raffle in aid of the school - with a supermarket trolley dash up for grabs - will also take place on the night.
- Cravendale is offering the chance to win a trolley-dash at Toys'R'Us.
1. 1.1 An act or instance of shopping in a supermarket or other store.
  a small basket five times a week on top of your weekend trolley dash—it all adds up
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most toy shops have now thrown open their doors to the post-movie, pre-Christmas cash-in trolley dash.
  Every Sunday morning I take myself off for the mad trolley dash around our local Morrisons supermarket.
  We only need to do a quick trolley dash.
  New data has shown that UK shopping habits are evolving: the weekly 'big shop' has been replaced with a month-end, pay-day trolley dash.
  Her new season's wardrobe, the result of a bank-balance-busting trolley dash around Selfridges, remained crumpled in her suitcase.
  This week I will be doing my obligatory trolley dash amongst the beauty counters to scoop up the latest lotions to retain my youthful complexion.
  I was dragged around ASDA today as part of the annual 3-hour pre-Christmas trolley dash.

单词	trolley dash
释义	Definition of trolley dash in English: trolley dash noun British informal 1An event in which the winner of a game or competition is entitled to a set period of free shopping in a supermarket or other store, the object being to place as many products as possible in a shopping trolley during this time. Christmas came early for the couple when they won a trolley dash at the Co-op in Chipping Norton Example sentencesExamples The shop donated the trolley dash as a prize in the Christmas raffle. At Asda, the students took part in a five-legged trolley dash around the store. Another big fundraiser this year was the trolley dash competition, which raised £3,760 for Dorothy House Hospice. Help build a brighter future for children with autism - and you could win a supermarket trolley dash. Steve won the trolley dash in a raffle. Congratulations to Abbie, who was a recent winner in a trolley dash competition. Jasmine and Rhian had four minutes each to complete their trolley dash. This brother and sister got well and truly trolleyed when they took part in a world record trolley dash attempt. I enter loads of competitions and have won some super prizes, including a trolley dash in France. A raffle in aid of the school - with a supermarket trolley dash up for grabs - will also take place on the night. Cravendale is offering the chance to win a trolley-dash at Toys'R'Us. 1.1 An act or instance of shopping in a supermarket or other store. a small basket five times a week on top of your weekend trolley dash—it all adds up Example sentencesExamples Most toy shops have now thrown open their doors to the post-movie, pre-Christmas cash-in trolley dash. Every Sunday morning I take myself off for the mad trolley dash around our local Morrisons supermarket. We only need to do a quick trolley dash. New data has shown that UK shopping habits are evolving: the weekly 'big shop' has been replaced with a month-end, pay-day trolley dash. Her new season's wardrobe, the result of a bank-balance-busting trolley dash around Selfridges, remained crumpled in her suitcase. This week I will be doing my obligatory trolley dash amongst the beauty counters to scoop up the latest lotions to retain my youthful complexion. I was dragged around ASDA today as part of the annual 3-hour pre-Christmas trolley dash.
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