trundle

• Sustantivo con dos significados distintos: una cama baja diseñada para guardarse debajo de otra cama más alta, o una rueda pequeña o rodillo utilizado para mover muebles o equipos.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a low bed designed to be stored under a higher bed, or a small wheel or roller used for moving furniture or equipment.

1. B2formal

   A low bed designed to be stored under a taller bed, often used for guests or children.

   Cama nido

   • The guest room has a trundle for extra sleeping space.
   • She pulled out the trundle from under the main bed.
   • The children shared a room with a trundle bed.

   Sinónimostruckle bedtrundle bed

2. C1formal

   A small wheel or roller, especially one used on furniture or equipment to allow movement.

   Ruedecilla

   • The cart moved smoothly on its trundles.
   • He replaced the broken trundle on the office chair.
   • The trundles on the luggage made it easy to pull.

   Sinónimoscastercastorroller

• Verbo que describe un movimiento lento y pesado, a menudo con un ruido sordo o retumbante, o el acto de mover algo de esa manera.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving slowly and heavily, often with a rumbling sound, or to move something in such a manner.

1. Move heavily or slowlyB2formal

   To move or roll heavily, slowly, and noisily, often with a rumbling sound.

   Avanzar pesadamente

   • The old cart trundled down the cobblestone street.
   • He watched the heavy truck trundle past the warehouse.
   • The luggage trundled along the airport floor behind her.

   Sinónimosdraglumberplodshuffletrudge

   Antónimosdartdashflyhurryracerushspeedzip