truck

truck
noun
1) (a railway vehicle for carrying goods.) godsvogn
2) ((especially American) a lorry: He drives a truck;(also adjective) a truck-driver.) lastebil
lastebil
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transportvogn
I
subst. \/trʌk\/
1) (jernbane) (åpen) godsvogn
2) (spesielt amer.) lastebil
3) truck
4) (også hand truck) dragkjerre, håndkjerre, tralle
5) (amer.) trillebord (med hyller)
6) (teknikk) blokkhjul
7) (jernbane) boggi
8) (sjøfart) flaggknapp, masteknapp, fløyknapp
II
subst. \/trʌk\/
1) byttehandel, tuskhandel
2) forretning, handel, kjøp
3) (hverdagslig) affærer, mellomværende
4) (amer., også garden truck) (ferske) grønnsaker
5) (spesielt historisk, også truck system)
lønn (i form av naturalier)
6) småvarer, småartikler, diverse småsaker
7) byttevarer, ting som gis i bytte
8) (spesielt amer., hverdagslig) skrap, skrot, juggel
• a lot of old truck
en masse gammelt skrap
have no truck with someone ikke ha noe å gjøre med noen
III
verb \/trʌk\/
transportere i lastebil, kjøre i lastebil
IV
verb \/trʌk\/
1) drive byttehandel (med), tuske
2) gjøre forretninger
3) (nedsettende) sjakre (med)

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