Definition of trolley dolly in English:

trolley dolly

noun

British informal

An air stewardess.
〈英，非正式〉空中女乘务员；空中小姐
Example sentencesExamples
- A group of experienced female flight attendants are taking the company to the Anti-Discrimination Board over the stereotype of the youthful trolley dolly.
- A new book reveals the secret lives of the so-called trolley dollies and flight deck crew on long haul trips.
- For most of us, flying is a chore, and never more so than in those long minutes during take-off and landing when we are belted into our seats and held there by the withering gaze of the trolley dolly.
- One minute they're called flight attendants, the next minute they want to be called stewardesses, cabin managers, trolley dollies and I don't know what else.
- They should fit reading lights above each seat to enable you to flick through a magazine in the dull bits, and have trolley dollies dishing out those cute little cognac miniatures.
- The airline objected because the blog, a fictionalised account of trolley dolly life, included a couple of shots of Simone in her uniform.
- Indeed, while I was there, angry workers marched through the streets of Dublin to protest at the airline's plans to cut 2500 jobs - complete with placard-waving trolley dollies chanting ‘Leave our jobs alone!’.

Definition of trolley dolly in US English:

trolley dolly

noun

British informal

A flight attendant.
Example sentencesExamples
- A group of experienced female flight attendants are taking the company to the Anti-Discrimination Board over the stereotype of the youthful trolley dolly.
- A new book reveals the secret lives of the so-called trolley dollies and flight deck crew on long haul trips.
- They should fit reading lights above each seat to enable you to flick through a magazine in the dull bits, and have trolley dollies dishing out those cute little cognac miniatures.
- The airline objected because the blog, a fictionalised account of trolley dolly life, included a couple of shots of Simone in her uniform.
- One minute they're called flight attendants, the next minute they want to be called stewardesses, cabin managers, trolley dollies and I don't know what else.
- For most of us, flying is a chore, and never more so than in those long minutes during take-off and landing when we are belted into our seats and held there by the withering gaze of the trolley dolly.
- Indeed, while I was there, angry workers marched through the streets of Dublin to protest at the airline's plans to cut 2500 jobs - complete with placard-waving trolley dollies chanting ‘Leave our jobs alone!’.

词汇	trolley dolly
释义	Definition of trolley dolly in English: trolley dolly noun British informal An air stewardess. 〈英，非正式〉空中女乘务员；空中小姐 Example sentencesExamples A group of experienced female flight attendants are taking the company to the Anti-Discrimination Board over the stereotype of the youthful trolley dolly. A new book reveals the secret lives of the so-called trolley dollies and flight deck crew on long haul trips. For most of us, flying is a chore, and never more so than in those long minutes during take-off and landing when we are belted into our seats and held there by the withering gaze of the trolley dolly. One minute they're called flight attendants, the next minute they want to be called stewardesses, cabin managers, trolley dollies and I don't know what else. They should fit reading lights above each seat to enable you to flick through a magazine in the dull bits, and have trolley dollies dishing out those cute little cognac miniatures. The airline objected because the blog, a fictionalised account of trolley dolly life, included a couple of shots of Simone in her uniform. Indeed, while I was there, angry workers marched through the streets of Dublin to protest at the airline's plans to cut 2500 jobs - complete with placard-waving trolley dollies chanting ‘Leave our jobs alone!’. Definition of trolley dolly in US English: trolley dolly noun British informal A flight attendant. Example sentencesExamples A group of experienced female flight attendants are taking the company to the Anti-Discrimination Board over the stereotype of the youthful trolley dolly. A new book reveals the secret lives of the so-called trolley dollies and flight deck crew on long haul trips. They should fit reading lights above each seat to enable you to flick through a magazine in the dull bits, and have trolley dollies dishing out those cute little cognac miniatures. The airline objected because the blog, a fictionalised account of trolley dolly life, included a couple of shots of Simone in her uniform. One minute they're called flight attendants, the next minute they want to be called stewardesses, cabin managers, trolley dollies and I don't know what else. For most of us, flying is a chore, and never more so than in those long minutes during take-off and landing when we are belted into our seats and held there by the withering gaze of the trolley dolly. Indeed, while I was there, angry workers marched through the streets of Dublin to protest at the airline's plans to cut 2500 jobs - complete with placard-waving trolley dollies chanting ‘Leave our jobs alone!’.
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