freight frayt verb noun WS #20

to transport goods or cargo; to load with freight; to burden or weigh down

1. The company will freight the machinery to the construction site next week.
2. They decided to freight the goods by rail to reduce transportation costs.
3. The cargo plane was freighted with medical supplies for the disaster zone.
4. The truck was freighted with fresh produce destined for local markets.
5. Heavy emotions seemed to freight every word of his farewell speech.

goods transported in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft; the transport of goods in bulk; cargo or loading

1. The dock workers unloaded the freight from the cargo ship throughout the night.
2. Air freight is faster but more expensive than shipping by sea.
3. The shipping company specializes in international freight and logistics.
4. The freight costs made up a significant portion of the product's final price.
5. The freight train carried coal from the mines to the power plant.