Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌndəl/
noun a small wheel or roller
A1 The trundle in the bedroom is used for storing extra blankets.
A2 She pulled out the trundle bed for her friend who was staying over.
B1 The trundle on the bottom of the bunk bed can be pulled out to create an extra sleeping space.
B2 The trundle under the daybed rolls out easily for guests to sleep on.
C1 The antique trundle in the living room is a beautiful piece of furniture.
C2 The trundle under the sofa can be converted into a comfortable bed for overnight guests.
verb to move slowly and heavily, typically with a rolling motion
A1 The toddler trundles happily along the sidewalk with his toy truck.
A2 She trundled the heavy suitcase across the airport terminal.
B1 The old man trundled his shopping cart down the aisle of the grocery store.
B2 The maintenance workers trundled the equipment into position for the concert.
C1 The train trundled slowly through the countryside, offering scenic views to the passengers.
C2 The robot trundled around the factory floor, efficiently completing its assigned tasks.
formal The servant pushed the trundle bed into the guest room for the visitor.
informal Can you help me trundle this heavy box to the other side of the room?
slang Let's trundle over to the park and hang out for a bit.
figurative Her thoughts seemed to trundle along slowly, as if stuck in mud.
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