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Definition of cargo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationgoods transported by ship, aircraft, or vehicle
- The cargo was loaded onto the ship.
2.
tradeTECH. western material goods in Papua New GuineaTECH.
- The villagers received cargo from the visitors.
Images of cargo
goods transported by ship, aircraft, or vehicle 
western material goods in Papua New Guinea
Expressions with cargo
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philosophy mimicking successful processes without understanding
His approach to management was criticized as a cargo cult.
two-wheeler built to transport people or items, often large amounts
Her cargo bike carried groceries and two children across town.
large container for transporting goods
The cargo container was loaded onto the ship.
net for organizing storage spaces
She used a cargo net to tidy the garage.
loose pants with many pockets for outdoor or casual use
He wore cargo pants on the hiking trip.
shorts with large pockets on the sides
He wore cargo shorts to the beach.
loose pants with large pockets on the sides
He wore cargo trousers for the hiking trip.
valuable goods being transported
The ship carried precious cargo across the ocean.
vehicle such as a ship plane or truck used to move goods
The port can handle any large ocean-going cargo carrier.
flat structure for supporting goods during transport
The warehouse stored boxes on a cargo pallet.
vessel for transporting large quantities of products
A cargo ship can carry thousands of containers.
helicopter designed to transport goods
The cargo helicopter delivered supplies to the remote village.
device for lifting heavy cargo
The workers used a cargo jack to lift the heavy crates.
freight carried by air excluding passengers
The air cargo was loaded onto the plane.
storage area in a vehicle for goods
The truck's cargo bin was full of boxes.
storage area on a ship or aircraft for cargo
The crew loaded the crates into the cargo hold.
airplane built or used mainly for transporting goods instead of passengers
The cargo aircraft carried medical supplies to the disaster area.
enclosed compartment on a vehicle or ship holding liquid or gas being transported
The inspector checked each cargo tank for leaks before loading the chemicals.
facility where goods are loaded, unloaded, stored, and processed for transport
The new cargo terminal can handle thousands of containers each day.
vessel for transporting cargo in maritime trade
A large cargo vessel can carry thousands of containers.
large quantities of unpackaged goods transported together
The ship was loaded with bulk cargo like grain and coal..
door on an aircraft for loading cargo
The cargo door of the plane was secured before takeoff.
area on a ship or aircraft for carrying goods
The cargo deck was filled with containers.
opening in a ship or aircraft for loading cargo
The crew opened the cargo hatch to load the supplies.
Origin of cargo
Spanish, cargar (to load)
Terms with cargo included in their meaning
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transportation
send goods or cargo by sea, air, or land
transportation
fill something with cargo or items
transportation
remove cargo from a vehicle or container
cargo removal
act of removing cargo from a vehicle or vessel
transportation
list of passengers or cargo on a vehicle
transportation
move goods by large cargo vehicle
plane transport
industry of transporting passengers and cargo by aircraft
aviation
area where cargo is processed for flights
space
component of a spacecraft for crew or cargo
local transport
old, colorful vehicle in Central America carrying people, animals or cargo
cargo ship
ship designed to carry cargo
travel
checked luggage transported in the cargo area
air travel
luggage stored in an aircraft's cargo hold
transportation
light truck with an open cargo area
cargo handling
goods transported together in one lot
spacecraft
reusable vehicle for Earth-space travel carrying people or cargo
vehicles
vehicle combining passenger and cargo space
vehicle type
car with extended rear cargo area
aviation
airplane used by a company to carry paying passengers or cargo
transportation
use of aircraft to carry paying passengers or cargo for business
maritime
cargo vessel for prepacked containers
travel service
carrying people or cargo, often with regular back-and-forth trips
safety
related to protection of transportation systems passengers or cargo from threats
transportation
unload cargo from a vehicle
Examples of cargo in a sentence
Trucks transported the cargo across the country. Traders brought cargo to the remote village. The shipment included cargo for the local market.
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- French:cargaison, cargo, ...
- German:Fracht, Waren, ...
- Italian:carico, beni, ...
- Spanish:carga, cargamento, ...
- Portuguese:carga, bens, ...
- Chinese:货物, 物资, ...
- Japanese:貨物, 物資, ...
- Arabic:شُحْنَة, بَضَائِع غَرْبِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מִטְעָן, קַארְגּוֹ, ...
- Russian:груз, карго, ...
- Ukrainian:вантаж, карго, ...
- Hindi:माल, ...
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