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Meanings of lorry in English
A large motor vehicle of more than 3,500 kilograms designed for carrying cargo.
Usage of lorry in English
1
Some reports say the bomb was in a lorry or water tanker.
2
He said refugees and striking workers had tried to attack his lorry.
3
Who is responsible for the contents of a lorry crossing international borders?
4
Only one lorry-man was concerned in the transport of the doubtful consignments.
5
A computer image of the view from inside a traditional construction lorry.
6
A witness told the Guardian the lorry hit the market at speed.
7
The male lorry driver stopped at the scene and spoke to police.
8
He managed to swerve out of the lorry's path just in time.
9
His associates had overturned a large lorry and set it on fire.
10
He worked as a lorry driver and operated machinery on building sites.
11
At that point the motorcyclist fell under the wheels of the lorry.
12
A few feet beyond the lorry we came up to the trenches.
13
The lorry had backed right up to the edge of the dock.
14
I do not know why these 39 people were in that lorry.
15
So anything that helps a lorry stop more quickly will be life-saving.
16
He wheeled his machine round and followed the lorry at full speed.
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Lorry through the time
Lorry across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare