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Oxford 5000 vocabulary |A1|SPEAKING vocabularyWRITING vocabularytruck /trʌk/ noun [countable]
truck verb
کامیون
خودرو نظامی، بارکش، واگن روباز، چرخ باربری، سر و کار داشتن، مبادله کردن، عوض کردن، دوره بردن، با دوره گردی فروختن، مبادله، معامله کردن، معامله خرده ریز، آشغال، مهمل، عمران: کامیون، معماری: کامیون، بارکش، قانون فقه: محصول باغ که به بازار حمل شود، بازرگانی: کامیون، واگن قطار، ورزش: کلاهک بالای دکل، علوم نظامی: بالاترین بازوی دکل ناو
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Advanced Persian Dictionaryمهندسی صنایع: تریلر، تراک، ارابه
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Synonyms & Related Wordstruck[verb]Synonyms: trade, bargain, barter, exchange, swap, traffic
[noun]Synonyms: commerce, communion, dealings, intercourse, traffic
Related Idioms: have truck with
Related Words: handle,
peddle,
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English DictionaryI. truck1 S2 W3 /trʌk/
noun [countable][
Sense 1-3: Date: 1700-1800;
Origin: truck 'small wheel' (17-21 centuries), probably from Latin trochus 'circular iron band', from Greek trochos 'wheel']
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Sense 4: Date: 1800-1900;
Origin: truck 'exchange, barter, communication' (16-19 centuries), from truck 'to barter' (13-19 centuries), from Old French troquer]
1. a large road vehicle used to carry goods
Synonym : lorry British English:
a truck driverpick-up/fork-lift/delivery etc truck (=large vehicles used for particular purposes) His car was taken away on the back of a breakdown truck.2. British English a railway vehicle that is part of a train and carries goods
Synonym : car American English:
coal trucks3. a simple piece of equipment on wheels used to move heavy objects
4. have/hold/want no truck with somebody/something to refuse to be involved with someone or to accept an idea
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II. truck2 verb American English1. [transitive] (
also truck in) to take something somewhere by truck:
They ordered sand to be trucked in from the desert.2. [intransitive always + adverb/preposition] spoken to go, move, or travel quickly:
We were trucking on down to Jack’s place.3. get trucking spoken to leave
4. keep on trucking spoken used to encourage someone to continue what they are doing, especially in the 1970s
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Collocationstruck nounI. large heavy vehicle ADJ. big, heavy | articulated, open | refrigerated | ten-ton, etc. | delivery, pick-up | farm | army, military | garbage, refuse | breakdown, dumper, fork-lift QUANT. convoy VERB + TRUCK drive | park | load, unload TRUCK + VERB rumble A convoy of heavy trucks rumbled past.
carry sth a truck carrying sacks of vegetables TRUCK + NOUN driver | load a truck load of grain [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
truck II. open railway wagon ADJ. railway | cattle, coal, goods VERB + TRUCK pull [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
Idiomstruck̈ɪtrʌk See:
panel truck [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲