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trucking Definition

truck·ing (truk′iŋ)

noun

the business or process of carrying goods by truck

trucking Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • keep: While the information superhighway keeps growing, Ian hopes to keep trucking on its digital tarmac.
  • go: It promised Frank O'Hara gone trucking on the interstates.

Preposition: in

water: In the mean time we are trucking in clean drinking water twice a day for the whole camp.

Adjective modifier

  • cheap: Too bad it cheap freight trucking can't work.
  • long: The efficiency of rail and its ability to operate on grid electricity will give rail a big advantage over long distance trucking.

Modifies a noun

  • liechtenstein: Viewers... New Mobile TV Service From trucking agents liechtenstein Cingular.
  • agent: Viewers... New Mobile TV Service From trucking agents liechtenstein Cingular.
  • everyone: Trucking lines everyone easy reach on companies can retain quot it's only.
  • industry: These same truckers went on to organize the entire Upper Mid-west trucking industry with more than 250,000 members enrolled.
  • company: In court, the trucking company 's fancy lawyer was questioning farmer Joe.
  • line: Of losses trucking lines will the american trial rates on account.

Noun used with modifier

  • freight: Too bad it cheap freight trucking can't work.
  • distance: The efficiency of rail and its ability to operate on grid electricity will give rail a big advantage over long distance trucking.