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Meanings of truck in English
A large motor vehicle of more than 3,500 kilograms designed for carrying cargo.
A handcart that has a frame with two low wheels and a ledge at the bottom and handles at the top; used to move crates or other heavy objects.
Usage of truck in English
1
I don't know how far you'll be able to take the truck.'
2
The official said about 150 bodies were stored in the truck's container.
3
She said the municipal water truck only came last year in December.
4
The trailer-truck with the Wild Life Control markings on it rumbled past.
5
So how can food-truck dreamers drive their way to steady financial success?
6
The Japs were plenty irked and hurried the truck down the highway.
7
The owner remembered the job and said it was a flatbed truck-in.
8
He stopped, headed away from the area in which the truck rumbled.
9
The police truck hummed on its way for half a mile; three-quarters.
10
Seven miles up the road a truck came down from Boulder Lake.
11
The truck had shaved past Mary V and the Ford had followed.
12
Thus, the truck reached the Place well ahead of the faster vehicle.
13
Also, the trailer-truck was still in motion and making its own noise.
14
The iron sides of the truck tanged with a patter of bullets.
15
The engine stopped and the light truck toppled over onto its side.
16
At times there were forty Frenchmen in the truck, at others none.
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Translations for truck
Truck through the time
Truck across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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