A2noun 1K

Truck

🇬🇧 UK /["/trʌk/"]/ 🇺🇸 US /["/trʌk/"]/

Meaning of Truck

a large vehicle for carrying heavy loads by road

In simple words: A large vehicle that carries goods.

Truck in a sentence

• The truck delivered new furniture to our house today.
• We saw a large truck carrying construction materials.
• He drives a red truck that has a very loud horn.
• The delivery truck arrives every Monday morning.
• They used a truck to move all their belongings to the new apartment.

How to use Truck

Used in everyday conversation. Not used in formal writing. Commonly seen in discussions about transportation or logistics.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'trucking' company delivering items.

Related words

Collocations with Truck

• big
• heavy
• heavy-duty
• convoy
• fleet
• drive
• park
• load
• drive
• roll
• rumble
• driver
• stop
• bed
• railway
• cattle
• coal
• pull
• big
• heavy
• heavy-duty
• convoy
• fleet
• drive
• park
• load
• drive
• roll
• rumble
• driver
• stop
• bed

Synonyms for Truck

• lorry
• freight truck
• delivery truck
• cargo truck

Opposites of Truck

• car
• bicycle

Common mistakes with Truck

• Confused with 'van' or 'lorry'.
• Using 'trucks' as a verb instead of a noun.

Frequently asked questions about Truck

What does Truck mean?

A large vehicle that carries goods.

What is the definition of Truck?

a large vehicle for carrying heavy loads by road

How do you use Truck in a sentence?

The truck delivered new furniture to our house today.

Can you give another example of Truck?

We saw a large truck carrying construction materials.

What are synonyms for Truck?

Common alternatives include lorry, freight truck, delivery truck, cargo truck.

What is the opposite of Truck?

Opposite meanings include car, bicycle.

What words go with Truck?

It commonly pairs with big, heavy, heavy-duty, convoy, fleet, drive, park, load, drive, roll, rumble, driver, stop, bed, railway, cattle, coal, pull, big, heavy, heavy-duty, convoy, fleet, drive, park, load, drive, roll, rumble, driver, stop, bed.

What are common mistakes when using Truck?

Confused with 'van' or 'lorry'. Using 'trucks' as a verb instead of a noun.

How do you pronounce Truck?

US: /["/trʌk/"]/, UK: /["/trʌk/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Truck?

Used in everyday conversation. Not used in formal writing. Commonly seen in discussions about transportation or logistics.

What CEFR level is Truck?

"Truck" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.