barload (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈbɑːrləʊd/
Definition
A large quantity of something, especially goods or materials, that can be carried or transported at one time.
Examples
The company shipped a barload of electronics to the new store.
The farmer harvested a barload of wheat from his fields this season.
How to Use barload
- carry a barload of (collocation)
- to transport a large quantity of something — "The truck carried a barload of steel to the construction site."
- ship a barload of (collocation)
- to send a large quantity of goods to someone or somewhere — "The company shipped a barload of electronics to the new store."
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