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Meanings of dolly in English
Unpowered vehicle designed for connection to a tractor unit, truck or prime mover vehicle with strong traction power.
Usage of dolly in English
1
Stacked on the dolly were five cream-colored cartons sealed with red tape.
2
It must have broken when he put the trunk on the dolly.
3
We'd still have childhood chimney sweeps, dolly dealers and an all-male parliament.
4
Hernández offloaded his cargo, then parked the dolly by the remaining boxes.
5
And who knows-maybeit's a bit of luck the dolly'll be a-bringing.
6
Gretchen tackled the German dolly face doll, which needed an eye repair.
7
We dolly with him as he trots slowly down a deserted street.
8
He dived for cover behind the robotic dolly and covered his head.
9
Marry that little yellow-haired fluff ball, that kitten, that pretty little dolly?
10
At the far end were a dolly and some oxyacetylene tanks.
11
I was about to answer when Hernández rolled his dolly into the room.
12
The dolly was heavy, but once she got it moving, it rolled easily.
13
Mayrie looked at the silk-robed dolly and her eyes grew big with astonishment.
14
Then the soldier dolly turned his head and solemnly winked at Raggedy Ann.
15
Unfortunately, a depilated dolly or a bleached buddy does not a hairdresser make.
16
Getting it there required a crane, a dolly and some patience.
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Dolly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common