Definition

To move or travel in a steady and easy way, often used in a casual context.

Example

They decided to truck across the country during their summer vacation.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I saw a huge truck on the highway today.

Really? Was it carrying something interesting?

Yeah, it was loaded with furniture for delivery.

That's cool! I love seeing what people truck around.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A large vehicle that is used to transport goods or materials from one place to another.

Example

The delivery truck arrived early in the morning to drop off the supplies.

Conversation

Did you see that big truck parked down the street?

Yeah, it looks like it's delivering something heavy.

I wonder what kind of stuff is inside that truck.

Definition

To transport goods using a large vehicle designed for carrying cargo.

Example

The company will truck the supplies to the construction site.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Hey, do you know where I can truck some old furniture for my new place?

I think there’s a local service that can help with that.

That would be great! I really need to truck it over quickly before the weekend.

Root Explanation

The word 'truck' originates from the Middle English 'troch', which comes from the Old French 'troque' (meaning a bar or a block). It refers to a small wheel or a cart, which evolved into the modern meaning of a vehicle used for transporting goods.

Memory Tip

Imagine a small 'bar' or 'block' ('troque') that helps carry things — that's how 'truck' relates to transporting goods.

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