Definitions
- Referring to a wheeled vehicle used for transporting goods or luggage in a supermarket or airport. - Describing a streetcar or tram that runs on tracks and carries passengers. - Talking about a small table with wheels used for serving food or drinks.
- Referring to a vehicle with two or four wheels used for carrying goods or materials. - Describing a small hand-held basket or container used for shopping or carrying items. - Talking about a horse-drawn vehicle used for transportation or delivery of goods.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are wheeled vehicles used for transporting goods or materials.
- 2Both can be used for shopping or carrying items.
- 3Both have been used historically for transportation or delivery of goods.
- 4Both can be made of metal or plastic.
- 5Both can be pushed or pulled by a person.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Trolleys are typically larger than carts and can carry more items.
- 2Design: Trolleys often have multiple levels or compartments, while carts are usually a single level.
- 3Function: Trolleys are often used in commercial settings like supermarkets or airports, while carts are more commonly used by individuals for personal shopping or transportation.
- 4Mobility: Trolleys often have wheels that swivel, making them easier to maneuver in tight spaces, while carts may have fixed wheels that make them more stable.
- 5History: Carts have been used for centuries for transportation and delivery of goods, while trolleys are a more recent invention.
Remember this!
Trolley and cart are both wheeled vehicles used for transporting goods or materials. However, trolleys are typically larger and more complex in design, often used in commercial settings like supermarkets or airports. Carts, on the other hand, are simpler and more commonly used by individuals for personal shopping or transportation.
