Definition of dray - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
horse cartDated UK low horse-drawn cart for carrying heavy thingsDated UK
- The farmer loaded hay onto the dray.
Verb
1.
haul with effortDated pull or drag something heavy with effortDated
- Workers dray the logs to the river.
2.
transportationDated UK transport heavy loads using a dray cartDated UK
- They dray the barrels to the brewery.
Images of dray

low horse-drawn cart for carrying heavy things
Origin of dray
Old English, dræg (drag)
Examples of dray in a sentence
A dray was parked outside the warehouse, ready for loading. They had to dray the heavy cart uphill. Farmers dray the bales to the barn. Farmers dray the hay bales to the storage barn. Workers dray the construction materials to the site.
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- French:charrette, traîner, ...
- German:Pferdewagen, ziehen, ...
- Italian:carro a cavalli, trascinare, ...
- Spanish:carretón, arrastrar, ...
- Portuguese:carroça de carga, arrastar, ...
- Chinese:大车, 拖拉, ...
- Japanese:荷馬車, 引きずる, ...
- Arabic:عَرَبَة خَيْل, جَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:עֲגַלַּת מַשָּׂא, לִגְרוֹר, ...
- Russian:повозка, тащить, ...
- Ukrainian:вантажний віз, тягнути, ...
- Hindi:घोड़ा-गाड़ी, खींचना, ...
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