LORRY的意思|LORRY的解释-里氏词典

lorry ['lɒri]

n. 卡车, 货车

[化] 载重汽车

lorry

[ noun ]

a large low horse-drawn wagon without sides

<noun.artifact>

a large truck designed to carry heavy loads; usually without sides

<noun.artifact>

Lorrie \Lor"rie\, Lorry \Lor"ry\, n.; pl. {Lorries}. [Prob. from
lurry to pull or lug.]
1. A small cart or wagon moving on rails, as those used on
the tramways in mines to carry coal or rubbish; also, a
barrow or truck for shifting baggage, as at railway
stations.

2. A motorized wheeled land vehicle, esp. a large one, with a
cab for the driver and a separate rear compartment for
transporting freight; called {truck} in the U. S. [Brit.]

Syn: camion.
[PJC]

3. a large low horse-drawn wagon without sides. [WordNet
sense 1]
[WordNet 1.5]

Now, after 12 years, a main raison d'etre of the tunnel has been taken away at a stoke. There are reasons why lorry drivers may prefer ferries - mainly because it provides a rest period on the tachograph.
Several thousand tonnes more a week were being ferried by lorry from Greece to Bulgaria. Mr Matutes said he was not accusing the Greek government of sanctions busting, since private operators were involved.
Along comes a young mountebank, Billy Starbuck, who promises he can bring rain, and meanwhile takes Lizzie off for a night of passion on his lorry.
The guerrillas detonated the mine when a lorry carrying the policemen approached Warangal Town, a Maoist stronghold in Andhra Pradesh.
The cost of transport will therefore increase. But motorway tolling should lead to a reduction in congestion and thus reduce journey times for the business traveller and lorry shipments.
The City, shattered twice by IRA lorry bombs in 1992 and 1993, reacted positively, if controversially, to its own bloody experiences.
That is still a long time to small children but for businessmen it means only a moderate extra cost. A lorry leaving at night can reach Felixstowe or other east coast ports comfortably in eight hours.
The lorry that hit his car was driven on the wrong side of the road and had no number plate.
French police questioned a UK lorry driver after at least 15 people were killed and 47 injured in a pile-up on the Paris-Bordeaux motorway.
At least 1,000 lorry drivers from across Europe blocked the main border post with Spain for road freight at Vilar Formoso yesterday to protest against the slow pace of Portuguese bureaucracy, Reuter reports from Lisbon.
For a lorry owner, infrastructure costs are barely an issue: access to the roads, in the form of the annual vehicle licence fee, typically represent only 4 per cent of operating costs.
Surely it would make sense to put 30 or more lorry loads at a time on to a single train hauled by one engine with one driver? It might, if only the railways went where the freight wanted to go.
It was helped by continuing turmoil created by the French lorry drivers' dispute.
If one has to get oneself or one's goods to and from the railhead anyway it is easier to go the whole way by car or lorry. Modern airports have become hubs in highly developed hire vehicle networks almost without us noticing.
Witnesses, he said, had confirmed seeing them getting out of the lorry parked 200 to 300 yards away from where the film was shot. The first man, seen getting out of the driver's side, was between 5ft 8in and 5ft 9in and stockily built.
It had found a light rig (designed by an East European) more adaptable and less expensive in Cambodia than a conventional rig mounted on a lorry. Ball's Eureka can drill an eight-inch hole to a depth of 60 metres.
Kelly, 41, was arrested while driving a lorry bomb in Stoke Newington, north London.
THE SPLENDID Georgian sea-front of Weymouth, a small port in Dorset on England's south coast, was hardly visible as the final 32-tonne lorry tipped its load of builders' sand for the Port Soif.

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