dray UK
dreɪ
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Definition of dray - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

horse cartDatedUKlow horse-drawn cart for carrying heavy thingsDatedUK
  • The farmer loaded hay onto the dray.
cart wagon

Verb

tr.
1.
haul with effortDatedpull or drag something heavy with effortDated
  • Workers dray the logs to the river.
drag haul
2.
transportationDatedUKtransport heavy loads using a dray cartDatedUK
  • They dray the barrels to the brewery.
carting hauling
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Images of dray

  • dray: low horse-drawn cart for carrying heavy things
    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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  1. French:charrette, traîner, ...
  2. German:Pferdewagen, ziehen, ...
  3. Italian:carro a cavalli, trascinare, ...
  4. Spanish:carretón, arrastrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:carroça de carga, arrastar, ...
  6. Chinese:大车, 拖拉, ...
  7. Japanese:荷馬車, 引きずる, ...
  8. Arabic:عَرَبَة خَيْل, جَرَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֲגַלַּת מַשָּׂא, לִגְרוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:повозка, тащить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вантажний віз, тягнути, ...
  12. Hindi:घोड़ा-गाड़ी, खींचना, ...
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