
英:/'ˈkɑːləʊd/ 美:/'ˈkɑːrloʊd/
複數 carloads
n. 貨車的最低載重量;車輛所載的貨物
Wherever he goes, a carload of sol***rs goes with him.
他無論到哪裡都有一滿車士兵跟着。
Turning out mustard by the carload.
他們生産出一車車芥末。
A horse was pulling a carload of crushed nuts to a market.
一匹馬當時正在拉着滿滿的一車壓碎了的堅果去市場。
This carload of torn sails is more legible and interesting now than if they should be wrought into paper and printed books.
此時,這一車破帆比由它們造成的紙、印成的書更易讀,也更有趣。
THOMAS DIDONE: It was an inexperienced, immature driver who felt that he was invincible, driving at night with a carload of kids.
托馬斯·迪通:“司機是一個無經驗、不成熟、認為自己無所不能的人,他在夜間駕車載着一車的孩子。
carload 是一個複合名詞,由 "car"(車廂、車輛)和 "load"(裝載量、負荷)組成,其核心含義指裝滿一輛車(尤指鐵路貨車車廂)的貨物量。具體含義根據語境有所不同:
字面/一般含義:
特定商業/運輸術語含義(尤其在北美鐵路運輸中):
總結來說:
參考資料來源:
"Carload" 是一個複合名詞,主要含義為“一整車(貨物)的裝載量”,具體解釋如下:
"The factory shipped a carload of machinery to the port."
在鐵路或物流領域,"carload" 是運費計算單位,特指“裝滿一節火車車廂的貨物”,與零擔運輸(LCL, Less than Carload)相對。例如:
"Weekly carloadings data reflects the recovery of industrial activity."
"They bought snacks by the carload for the party."
若需進一步了解行業标準或曆史演變,建議參考物流術語手冊或鐵路運輸資料。
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