Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English
Off your trolley
What does it mean?
Off your trolley means crazy, irrational, or acting wildly. It is informal and often humorous.
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Is it positive or negative?
Mostly negative, but it can be playful when said to friends.
When do you use it?
Use it to describe a big overreaction or odd behaviour.
Examples
Example 1: He went off his trolley when he missed the train.
Example 2: Buying that for two grand is off your trolley.
Question for you
What is the most off-your-trolley thing you have seen?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
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