Truckload

usgb/ˈtrʌk.loʊd/
noun

The quantity of goods that can be carried by a truck.

The shipment arrived in a truckload, ready for distribution.
Visual representation of "truckload" - The quantity of goods that can be carried by a truck.

Often appears as...

  • large truckload
  • full truckload

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Use in Context

Specifying a truckload generally refers to a large shipment; clarify the context of use.

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A truckload of groceries was just delivered.
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Consider Quantity

When expressing large amounts, use 'truckload' metaphorically to emphasize abundance.

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I've got a truckload of homework tonight.
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Cultural Reference

In some cultures, referring to a 'truckload' can suggest emotional weight or responsibility.

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She took on a truckload of responsibilities this year.
Visual representation of the word "Truckload"

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