Truckload Meaning in English
word
ˈtɹəˌkɫoʊd
TRUK-lohd
tɹˈʌkləʊd
TRUK-lohd
Definition
The amount that can be carried by a truck, or a large quantity of something, often transported by truck.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used as 'a truckload of' to mean a very large amount, even if not literally in a truck (e.g., 'a truckload of money'). Primarily informal or neutral. Not used for small amounts.
Spanish: camión lleno - cargamento (de camión)Portuguese (BR): caminhão cheio - carga de caminhãoPortuguese (PT): camião cheio - carga de camiãoChinese (Simplified): 一卡车（的量）Chinese (Traditional): 一卡車（的量）Hindi: ट्रक भर - ट्रक की मात्राArabic: حمولة شاحنةBengali: ট্রাকভর্তি - বিপুল পরিমাণRussian: грузовик (полная загрузка) - огромное количествоJapanese: トラック1台分 - 大量Vietnamese: một xe tải - rất nhiềuKorean: 트럭 한 대분 - 엄청난 양Turkish: bir kamyon dolusuUrdu: ٹرک بھر - بہت زیادہ مقدارIndonesian: một xe tải - rất nhiều
Example Sentences
The factory received a truckload of metal parts.
basic
We bought a truckload of sand for the playground.
basic
He delivered a truckload of vegetables to the store.
basic
There are a truckload of reasons why this plan won't work.
natural
She brought a truckload of snacks to the party, so nobody went hungry.
natural
After moving, we found a truckload of old books in the attic.
natural