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cargo 【CARGO】A cargo of coal has arrived from Keelung.从基隆来了一船煤炭。【重点词汇】cargo n. (船, 飞机等所载)货物

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['kɑːrɡoʊ] 
cargogoods carried by a large vehicle
Cargo refers to goods carried by a large vehicle, like a plane, ship, train, or truck. See a giant truck on the highway piled high with boxes, lumber, or new cars? It's carrying cargo.
Cargo originates from the Latin word carricare which means "to load on a cart, or wagon." Cargo can be loaded on a cart, but it's usually loaded on something much bigger. On a ship, cargo is stacked up in huge, colorful metal containers. These containers can be full of all types of cargo, like food, furniture, or electronics. You'll rarely need the plural, but it's formed by adding an -s or more commonly, an -es (cargoes).
All forms of 'cargo' will appear on average once every 324 pages.cargosupercargo

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Back	【CARGO】 A cargo of coal has arrived from Keelung. 从基隆来了一船煤炭。【重点词汇】 cargo n. (船, 飞机等所载)货物
Vocab	cargogoods carried by a large vehicle Cargo refers to goods carried by a large vehicle, like a plane, ship, train, or truck. See a giant truck on the highway piled high with boxes, lumber, or new cars? It's carrying cargo. Cargo originates from the Latin word carricare which means "to load on a cart, or wagon." Cargo can be loaded on a cart, but it's usually loaded on something much bigger. On a ship, cargo is stacked up in huge, colorful metal containers. These containers can be full of all types of cargo, like food, furniture, or electronics. You'll rarely need the plural, but it's formed by adding an -s or more commonly, an -es (cargoes). All forms of 'cargo' will appear on average once every 324 pages. cargo supercargo

Cargo Goods Carried Large Ship Cart Loaded Kɑːrɡoʊ