truck
/trʌk/
verb
- To transport goods by truck.
- We trucked the furniture across the country in three days.
- The company trucks supplies to remote villages in the mountains.
- They truck fresh produce from the farm to the city every day.
- To move or proceed, especially in a steady or casual way.
- The old car trucked down the road without any trouble.
- She trucked through her homework so she could go outside.
- He just trucked along the trail, enjoying the scenery.
Synonyms
noun
- A large motor vehicle used for carrying goods or heavy items.
- The delivery truck arrived at the warehouse early in the morning.
- A truck loaded with fresh vegetables passed us on the highway.
- My uncle drives a big truck that hauls lumber across the state.
- A vehicle for carrying goods on a railroad; a freight car.
- Workers loaded the boxes onto a flatbed truck on the railway.
- The train had twenty trucks filled with coal.
- Each truck on the train can carry up to fifty tons of cargo.
- The part of a railroad car or locomotive that holds the wheels and axles.
- The mechanic inspected the truck under the train car for damage.
- Each locomotive has two trucks with four wheels each.
- A broken truck caused the train to derail.