truck

US /trʌk/

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UK /trʌk/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Homegrown vegetables and fruit for sale

You have some wonderful truck. Your apples look delicious

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Large vehicle suitable for transporting things

I need a truck to move my things

v.t.Transitive VerbTo transport something on a lorry, van

We can truck the good to the market, rather than send them by rail

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Simple frame with wheels for moving things; cart

We need to use a truck to move these boxes

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A pivoting frame with wheels, used under railroad cars.

The railroad truck needed repair.

n. (u.)Uncountable NounPayment of workers in goods rather than money.

The company store paid its workers in truck.

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To have dealings; to trade or barter.

They trucked for supplies.

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09:24

It's like right now, I have a two to three-second following distance in front of me behind this truck, and I'm simply doing 50 kilometers an hour which is the posted speed limit, or 30 miles an hour for those of you in the States.
It's like right now, I have a two to three-second following distance in front of me behind this truck, and I'm simply doing 50 kilometers an hour which is the posted speed limit, or 30 miles an hour for those of you in the States.
in front of me behind this truck,
in front of me behind this truck,

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♪ My man left and didn't treat me kind, y'all can mess with his truck, I will destroy his mind ♪
♪ My man left and didn't treat me kind, y'all can mess with his truck, I will destroy his mind ♪
TRUCK, I'LL DESTROY HIS MIND ♪
TRUCK, I'LL DESTROY HIS MIND ♪

06:42

"I know about those," you might be saying. "That's called a truck."
"I know about those," you might be saying. "That's called a truck."
But oh, dear, simple viewer, you have once again been fooled by the US Department of Energy Office of Secure Transportation because that is no simple truck, that is a US Safeguards Transporter.
But oh, dear, simple viewer, you have once again been fooled by the US Department of Energy Office of Secure Transportation because that is no simple truck, that is a US Safeguards Transporter.

07:06

Those are some loud squeaky brakes. Did you hear that? Let's have a look at this squeaky truck here.
Those are some loud squeaky brakes. Did you hear that? Let's have a look at this squeaky truck here.
That's the squeaky brake truck right there.
That's the squeaky brake truck right there.

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Secondly, ever since Timothy McVeigh got caught because they tracked the car, his truck leaving the crime scene and they used surveillance footage from ATMs inside the building.
Secondly, ever since Timothy McVeigh got caught because they tracked the car, his truck leaving the crime scene and they used surveillance footage from ATMs inside the building.
because they tracked the car to his truck
because they tracked the car to his truck

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and the bad guys' pickup truck the Police Station is actually divided into 3 parts
and the bad guys' pickup truck the Police Station is actually divided into 3 parts
In bag #2 you get the pieces for the police car and the pickup truck for the bad guys,
In bag #2 you get the pieces for the police car and the pickup truck for the bad guys,