英语词汇truck的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

truck /trʌk/ noun a large road vehicle used to carry goodsadjectives/nouns + trucka heavy/light truck Heavy trucks go past the house all day.a pickup truck (=a small truck with low sides that is used for carrying goods) He drives a red pickup truck.a delivery truck (=for taking goods from one place to another) There was a supermarket delivery truck parked in front of the house.a flatbed truck (=with a flat open surface for carrying things) The company uses flatbed trucks to carry heavy equipment.a refuse truck BrE a garbage truck AmE (=for collecting rubbish) She drives a garbage truck for a living.a fire truck AmE (=carrying equipment and people that stop fires burning) Fire trucks rushed to the scene and managed to put out the fire.a dump truck (=a vehicle with a large open container at the back that can move up to pour out sand, soil etc) Dump trucks were used to carry sand to the building site.a breakdown truck BrE a tow truck AmE (=for pulling a car that is broken to a place where it can be repaired) When Dad’s car broke down, a man in a breakdown truck took it to the garage.a toy truck The small boy was playing with a toy truck.a monster truck (=an extremely large truck) We watched a monster truck race on TV.an articulated truck (=a truck with two parts that makes it easier to turn) He drives a 40-foot long articulated truck.verbsdrive a truck He got a job driving a truck.load a truck (with sth) The men loaded the truck and drove off.unload a truck She helped us to unload the truck.park a truck She parked the truck in front of the house.rent/hire a truck When we moved house, we hired a truck to carry the furniture.a truck carries sth The truck was carrying metal pipes.truck + nounsa truck driver He works as a truck driver.a truck stop AmE (=a cheap place to eat next to a road, used mainly by truck drivers) We stopped at a truck stop in Toledo.phrasesa convoy of trucks (=a group of trucks travelling together) A convoy of 15 trucks brought food and medical supplies to the city.a fleet of trucks (=trucks owned by a particular company) The firm has a fleet of trucks which travel all over the US.Truck is more common in American English. British speakers use truck, but they also often use the word lorry.

词组	truck
释义	truck /trʌk/ noun a large road vehicle used to carry goodsadjectives/nouns + trucka heavy/light truck Heavy trucks go past the house all day.a pickup truck (=a small truck with low sides that is used for carrying goods) He drives a red pickup truck.a delivery truck (=for taking goods from one place to another) There was a supermarket delivery truck parked in front of the house.a flatbed truck (=with a flat open surface for carrying things) The company uses flatbed trucks to carry heavy equipment.a refuse truck BrE a garbage truck AmE (=for collecting rubbish) She drives a garbage truck for a living.a fire truck AmE (=carrying equipment and people that stop fires burning) Fire trucks rushed to the scene and managed to put out the fire.a dump truck (=a vehicle with a large open container at the back that can move up to pour out sand, soil etc) Dump trucks were used to carry sand to the building site.a breakdown truck BrE a tow truck AmE (=for pulling a car that is broken to a place where it can be repaired) When Dad’s car broke down, a man in a breakdown truck took it to the garage.a toy truck The small boy was playing with a toy truck.a monster truck (=an extremely large truck) We watched a monster truck race on TV.an articulated truck (=a truck with two parts that makes it easier to turn) He drives a 40-foot long articulated truck.verbsdrive a truck He got a job driving a truck.load a truck (with sth) The men loaded the truck and drove off.unload a truck She helped us to unload the truck.park a truck She parked the truck in front of the house.rent/hire a truck When we moved house, we hired a truck to carry the furniture.a truck carries sth The truck was carrying metal pipes.truck + nounsa truck driver He works as a truck driver.a truck stop AmE (=a cheap place to eat next to a road, used mainly by truck drivers) We stopped at a truck stop in Toledo.phrasesa convoy of trucks (=a group of trucks travelling together) A convoy of 15 trucks brought food and medical supplies to the city.a fleet of trucks (=trucks owned by a particular company) The firm has a fleet of trucks which travel all over the US.Truck is more common in American English. British speakers use truck, but they also often use the word lorry.
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