crate in Portuguese
crate in Portuguese is engradado — crate means a large, sturdy box or open frame used to pack and transport goods.
crate in Portuguese
engradado
A large open box or basket, used especially to transport fragile goods. [from 1680s]
What does "crate" mean?
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noun A large, sturdy box or open frame used to pack and transport goods.
"The workers stacked wooden crates of oranges onto the truck."
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noun Informal: an old or unreliable vehicle.
"He joked that his first car was a rusty old crate held together with tape."
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verb To pack something into a crate for storage or shipping.
"They crated the antique mirror carefully before the move."
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crate in a sentence
- The workers stacked wooden crates of oranges onto the truck.
- She kept her old vinyl records in a plastic crate.
- He joked that his first car was a rusty old crate held together with tape.
- They crated the antique mirror carefully before the move.
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What is "crate" in Portuguese?
"crate" in Portuguese is engradado. crate means: A large, sturdy box or open frame used to pack and transport goods.
How do you use "crate" in a sentence?
Example: "The workers stacked wooden crates of oranges onto the truck." In Portuguese, "crate" is engradado.
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