freight in Latin
freight in Latin is onus — freight means goods transported in bulk by ship, train, truck, or aircraft.
freight in Latin
onus
(countable) Payment for transportation.
What does "freight" mean?
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noun Goods transported in bulk by ship, train, truck, or aircraft.
"The port handles thousands of tons of freight every day."
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verb To transport goods, or to load a vehicle or vessel with cargo.
"The company freights its products to warehouses across the country by rail."
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freight in a sentence
- The port handles thousands of tons of freight every day.
- The company freights its products to warehouses across the country by rail.
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What is "freight" in Latin?
"freight" in Latin is onus. freight means: Goods transported in bulk by ship, train, truck, or aircraft.
How do you use "freight" in a sentence?
Example: "The port handles thousands of tons of freight every day." In Latin, "freight" is onus.
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