Dray Meaning in English

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التعريف

A dray is a strong cart or wagon, usually pulled by horses or other animals, used for carrying heavy loads, especially in the past.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Dray' is mostly historical or regional in English. Common in contexts about old transportation, farms, or breweries. The term 'dray horse' refers to large horses used to pull drays. Rare in modern usage except in specialized or historical discussions.

• Spanish: carreta (tirada por animales) - carro de carga
• Portuguese (BR): carroça de carga - carroça (animal)
• Portuguese (PT): carroça de carga - carroça (animal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 拉货的马车
• Chinese (Traditional): 拉貨的馬車
• Hindi: बोझा ढोने की गाड़ी (घोड़े से खींची जाने वाली)
• Arabic: عربة نقل (تجرها الحيوانات)
• Bengali: ড্রে - শক্তিশালী গাড়ি (পশু-টানা)
• Russian: фура - повозка - драндулет (истор.)
• Japanese: 荷馬車
• Vietnamese: xe goòng - xe ngựa kéo hàng nặng
• Korean: 드레이 - 화물 마차
• Turkish: yük arabası - at arabası (tarihi)
• Urdu: بھاری گاڑی - رتھ (گھوڑے یا جانور کے ذریعے کھینچی جانے والی)
• Indonesian: xe chở hàng nặng - xe ngựa kéo hàng

جمل نموذجية

The farmer loaded hay onto the dray.

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A horse pulls the dray through the village.

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The brewery used a dray to deliver barrels of beer.

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Back in the day, all heavy goods were moved by dray.

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Have you ever seen a dray at a country fair? They're huge!

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The old brewery still does a dray run every Friday for tradition.

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