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freight
B1
noun
Usage:
80%
Cargo, Shipment
Translation: Cargo, Shipment
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: Goods or cargo carried by ships, planes, trains, or trucks.

Freight means things that are moved from one place to another by transport like ships or trucks. It usually refers to large amounts or heavy goods.

The freight arrived by ship yesterday.

The train carries freight across the country.

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B2
noun
Usage:
60%
Shipping Cost, Transportation Fee
Translation: Shipping Cost, Transportation Fee
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: The cost or charge for transporting goods.

Freight also means the money you pay to send goods by ship, truck, or train. It is the price for carrying items from one place to another.

The freight for this package is high.

They pay freight to send the goods.

3
B2
verb
Usage:
50%
Transport, Ship
Translation: Transport, Ship
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: To transport goods by ship, plane, train, or truck.

To freight means to carry or send goods by transport like trucks or ships. It is the action of moving items from one place to another.

They freight goods to many countries.

The company freighted the cargo by air.

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B2
noun
Usage:
55%
Bulk Goods, Merchandise
Translation: Bulk Goods, Merchandise
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: Heavy or bulk goods carried for commercial purposes.

Freight can mean large or heavy goods that are sent in large amounts. These goods are usually for businesses or trade.

The factory sends freight overseas.

Freight like coal travels by train.

5
C1
noun
Usage:
30%
Cargo Ship, Goods Vehicle
Translation: Cargo Ship, Goods Vehicle
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: A ship or vehicle used for carrying goods, not passengers.

Freight can also mean a ship or truck that carries goods, not people. It is the vehicle used to move cargo.

The freight dock is busy today.

Freights often travel at night here.

6
C1
noun
Usage:
25%
Load, Burden
Translation: Load, Burden
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: Weight or load carried by a vehicle or structure.

Freight can also mean the weight or heavy load that a vehicle or structure carries. It is about how much can be safely carried.

The bridge holds a heavy freight.

The freight on this truck is large.

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C2
noun
Usage:
10%
Data, Information
Translation: Data, Information
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: In computing, data or information transferred over a network.

Freight is sometimes used in technology to mean data or information moved through a network. It is not a common meaning.

The server carries a large freight.

Freight on the internet can be fast.

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C2
noun
Usage:
5%
Burden, Weight
Translation: Burden, Weight
Pronunciation: /freɪt/
Meaning: Figurative use: a heavy emotional or mental burden.

Freight can be used figuratively to describe a heavy emotional or mental load someone feels. It means feeling burdened or weighed down inside.

She carried the freight of her past.

The freight of guilt was heavy.

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