英语词汇“trolley dash”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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...

Jasmine and Rhian had four minutes each to complete their trolley dash.
The shop donated the trolley dash as a prize in the Christmas raffle.
Steve won the trolley dash in a raffle.

1.1An 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...

Every Sunday morning I take myself off for the mad trolley dash around our local Morrisons supermarket.
Most toy shops have now thrown open their doors to the post-movie, pre-Christmas cash-in 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.

单词	trolley dash
释义	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... Jasmine and Rhian had four minutes each to complete their trolley dash. The shop donated the trolley dash as a prize in the Christmas raffle. Steve won the trolley dash in a raffle. 1.1An 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... Every Sunday morning I take myself off for the mad trolley dash around our local Morrisons supermarket. Most toy shops have now thrown open their doors to the post-movie, pre-Christmas cash-in 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.
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