Preposition: of

• coal: She was on a voyage from the Tyne to Bordeaux with a cargo of coal.

• ton: Whilst en-route from Rotterdam to Alexandria with cargo of 9100 tons of fertilizer in heavy seas the cargo shifted and she began taking water.

Converse of object

• unload: All his mild efforts to unload this cargo went for nothing.

• containerize: Information regarding nearly 100 % of all containerized cargo is carefully screened by DHS before it arrives in the United States.

• discharge: For the last ten days or so, we have been working down the East African coast, discharging cargo at Mombasa and Tanga.

• handle: Over the past 12 months, the amount of cargo handled at Aberdeen Airport increased by almost 5 % .

Adjective modifier

• precious: Russell Fowler explains how to protect the precious cargo every truck carries.

• high-risk: Our ability to inspect efficiently and swiftly depends on accurate screening and targeting high-risk cargo.

• deadly: Most people would rightly expect trains with such a deadly cargo to be guarded like a radioactive Fort Knox.

• bulk: In addition to regular ferry traffic the volume of general and bulk cargo has increased continually over the past years.

Modifies a noun

• ship: Old cargo ship, not much known of her.

• vessel: Nuclear fire There was a fire last weekend on board a cargo vessel whose load included uranium dioxide powder.

• pant: One knee of her cargo pants and one hand coated with mud as she pushed herself up.

• albania: WiFi Planet cargo albania reports the system will be solar powered.

• container: Globally, over 48 million full cargo containers move between major seaports each year.

• handling: The aircraft has cargo doors in the nose and rear, with ramps for quick and easy cargo handling.

Noun used with modifier

• deck: Vessels carrying coke cargoes take a considerable deck cargo tonnage in addition to full holds.