cargo English

Meaning cargo meaning

What does cargo mean?

Definitions in simple English

cargo Noun

— Cargo is goods carried on a ship or airplane. Tie up the cargo so that it does not fall off the ship.

cargo

— noun goods carried by a large vehicle

Synonyms cargo synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cargo?

cargo English » English

freight

load

lading

shipment

goods

baggage

burden

payload

consignment

loading

upload

transport

tools

things

stuff

stock

shipload

ship

scow

parcels

onus

merchandise

luggage

jag

household stuff

furniture

freightage

effects

commodity

commodities

chattels

charge

carry cargo

canoe

bulk

bodyguard

boatload

belongings

barge

bank messenger

Topics cargo topics

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States Quantity Plural

Group of things

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  cargo contents freight goods lading load

Examples cargo examples

How do I use cargo in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The cargo ship arrived four hours early.

This is a cargo ship, not a passenger ship.

It's a cargo ship.

The cargo spacecraft exploded a few seconds after launch.

The cargo was too heavy. The driver couldn't take it.

Movie subtitles

I really miss your cargo's.

Hey, check out cargo shorts dude.

We think they're putting her on a cargo ship.

She isn't cargo, Lizzy.

The raftsmen were oblivious of the strange cargo they piloted downstream.

Cargo: 6 crates of dirt for experimental purposes.

Don't you see, someone is stowed away in the cargo hold!

No use sending a boat out without enough cargo in her. to keep her down in the water.

Everybody around the docks is talking about the cargo, for one thing.

Get that number two hatch off and break out the cargo.

I just put in with the cargo.

Barley and wheat enough to fill four cargo ships.

I notice the African fellow. spends a lot of time in the cargo compartment.

I had no way of knowing you'd even accept the cargo.

Along with its deadly cargo of micro-drones, he has steered the station away from its Earth orbit.

Miles of docks wait day and night for strange cargo - and stranger men.

I suppose every train carries its cargo of sin but this train is burdened with more than its share.

Why all this talk about this voyage being crazy? Everybody around the docks is talking about the cargo, for one thing. And I never did see a ship this size with such a crew.

You'd think they'd take better care of a valuable cargo like us.

She's robbed us of our best cargo ever.

Looks like a very rich cargo, Mr. Pitt.

Now, I want everybody up at dawn tomorrow to go looking around for a cargo.

Well, no, but I'm looking for a cargo now.

Can't you give me a few days to try and find a cargo?

He's going ashore with the cargo manifest.

I'd land and throw you out if I could take a chance on that cargo back there.

We think they're putting her on a cargo ship. Not sure.

She isn't cargo, Lizzy. She's contraband.

A whole cargo.

I'm going to tour the cargo.

We carry cargo around on a schedule.

And we take on more deck cargo in Canada.

Break out one of the cargo booms, put a sling on this bomber and get it in place.

How's your cargo?

All hands to the cargo winch.

One of my ships has arrived with its cargo.

They do seem to be traveling with a cargo of dynamite.

News and current affairs

Only close civilian cooperation in intelligence sharing, police work across borders, tracing financial flows, and working to pre-clear cargo manifests and passenger lists can cope with such a threat.

China, for its part, has made clear that it does not intend to inspect cargo moving in and out of North Korea across their long common border to ensure it does not contain items prohibited by Resolution 1718.

But, now that a Russian-American agreement allows supply flights to Afghanistan to go through Russian airspace, it is clear that Russia sought only to monopolize the military cargo transportation routs in order to gain leverage over the United States.

The New York Times recently published an exceptional description of Ecuadorian polleros transporting their human cargo to the coasts of Guatemala and then onward through Mexico to the US.

The Chinese ship containing arms for the reviled Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe is finally headed home after protests and global condemnation prevented it from delivering its cargo.

Hundreds of African-Americans live year round in Ghana today, some within a short walk of Cape Coast Castle, the slaving fort that shipped human cargo until Britain halted the trade in 1807.

Obama saluted in slow motion, in unison with four uniformed soldiers, then walked in step with them past the van that had just received the remains from the cargo plane that had brought them home.