TRUCK


Meaning of TRUCK in English

noun

1 ( esp. AmE ) large heavy vehicle ⇨ See also ↑ lorry

ADJECTIVE

▪ big , heavy , heavy-duty , huge , large

▪ light

sales of cars and light ~s

▪ 17-ton , etc.

▪ diesel

▪ refrigerated

▪ articulated , trailer ( AmE )

▪ flatbed , open , pickup

▪ full-size , semi (both AmE )

▪ cargo ( AmE ), commercial , delivery , transport

▪ mail ( AmE )

▪ breakdown ( BrE ), cement , dump ( AmE ), dumper ( BrE ), farm , forklift , logging , tow ( AmE )

▪ fire ( AmE )

▪ garbage ( AmE ), refuse ( BrE )

▪ fuel , tanker

Behind them, the fuel ~ exploded.

▪ armoured/armored , army , gun ( AmE ), military

▪ moving ( AmE )

A band of moving ~s hauls all of the furniture out of the house

▪ ice-cream ( AmE )

▪ monster

a monster ~ rally

▪ toy

Zach was playing with a toy ~ on the floor.

… OF TRUCKS

▪ convoy , fleet

VERB + TRUCK

▪ drive

▪ park

▪ load , unload

TRUCK + VERB

▪ drive , roll , rumble

A convoy of heavy ~s rumbled past.

▪ carry sth , haul sth

a ~ carrying sacks of vegetables

▪ park

She heard the ~ parking in front of the building.

TRUCK + NOUN

▪ driver

▪ stop ( AmE )

▪ bed ( AmE ), cab , chassis , tyre/tire

▪ convoy , fleet

▪ load (usually truckload )

▪ bomb

2 ( BrE ) open wagon pulled by train

ADJECTIVE

▪ railway

▪ cattle , coal , goods

VERB + TRUCK

▪ pull

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