truck

el camión

noun

truck
[trʌk]
sustantivo
1camión (m) (lorry)
  • truck driver -> camionero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) , trailero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (CAm, español de México)
  • truck stop -> bar (m) de carretera
2vagón (m) de mercancías (rail wagon) (británico)
3productos mpl (produce) (Estados Unidos)
  • truck farm -> explotación (f) agrícola
  • truck farmer -> horticultor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (Estados Unidos)
4(familiar)
  • I'll have no truck with him/it -> no pienso tener nada que ver con él/ello
verbo transitivo
5transportar en camión (goods)
verbo intransitivo
6conducir or (drive a truck) (Estados UnidosEsp)manejar un camión (Am)

truck [trak]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Trocar, permutar, cambiar, hacer un cambio o trueque; traficar, vender. (n)
sustantivo
2Efectos para vender o trocar, particularmente los de fácil manejo.
3Hortalizas para el mercado. (Estados Unidos)
4(Fam.) Artículos sin valor; desechos, desperdicios, zupia
sustantivo
5Cambio (change), permuta, trueque. (Familiar) (m)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Acarrear, transportar por medio de camiones. (n)
sustantivo
2Camión, carretón fuerte para transportar mercancías pesada
sustantivo
3Carretilla de mano para barriles, cajas, baúles, etc. Truck frame, bastidor para camión. (n)
  • Dumping volquete ->

truck [trʌk]
noun
1 especially (US) (lorry) camión; (m)
2 (Ferro) (wagon) vagón; (m)
3 (hand trolley) carretilla; (f)
verb:transitive
(US) llevar; transportar
modifier
truck driver (n) especially (US) camioneroacamionera;a camionera (m) (f)
truck stop (n) (US) restaurante de carretera; (m)
truck [trʌk]
noun
(dealings)
to have no truck with sb no tener nada que ver con algn
we want no truck with that no queremos tener nada que ver con eso
modifier
truck farm (n) (US) huerto de hortalizas; (m)
truck farmer (n) (US) hortelanoahortelana;a hortelana (m) (f)
truck farming (n) (US) horticultura; (f)
truck garden (n)
truck farm See culture box in entry truck.
truck system (n) (Hist) el trueque

Verb Conjugation for "truck"

Imperative
  • truck
  • you truck
  • he/she trucks
  • we truck
  • you truck
  • they truck
Preterite
  • I trucked
  • you trucked
  • he/she trucked
  • we trucked
  • you trucked
  • they trucked
Present Continuous
  • I am trucking
  • you are trucking
  • he/she is trucking
  • we are trucking
  • you are trucking
  • they are trucking
Present Perfect
  • I have trucked
  • you have trucked
  • he/she has trucked
  • we have trucked
  • you have trucked
  • they have trucked
Past Continuous
  • I was trucking
  • you were trucking
  • he/she was trucking
  • we were trucking
  • you were trucking
  • they were trucking
Past Perfect
  • I had trucked
  • you had trucked
  • he/she had trucked
  • we had trucked
  • you had trucked
  • they had trucked
Future
  • I will truck
  • you will truck
  • he/she will truck
  • we will truck
  • you will truck
  • they will truck
Future Perfect
  • I will have trucked
  • you will have trucked
  • he/she will have trucked
  • we will have trucked
  • you will have trucked
  • they will have trucked
Future Continuous
  • I will be trucking
  • you will be trucking
  • he/she will be trucking
  • we will be trucking
  • you will be trucking
  • they will be trucking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been trucking
  • you have been trucking
  • he/she has been trucking
  • we have been trucking
  • you have been trucking
  • they have been trucking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been trucking
  • you will have been trucking
  • he/she will have been trucking
  • we will have been trucking
  • you will have been trucking
  • they will have been trucking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been trucking
  • you had been trucking
  • he/she had been trucking
  • we had been trucking
  • you had been trucking
  • they had been trucking
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