shipload

[ship-lohd]

shipload Definition

• 1. the amount of cargo or goods that a ship can carry
• 2. a large quantity of something

Using shipload: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "shipload" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The shipload of wheat was destined for Europe.

• Example

  We have a shipload of work to do before the deadline.

• Example

  The company ordered a shipload of new computers.

shipload Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for shipload

• cargo
• freight
• tonnage
• load
• shipment

Phrases with shipload

• in shiploads

  in large quantities

  Example

  During the holiday season, people buy gifts in shiploads.

• shipload of trouble

  a lot of problems or difficulties

  Example

  His reckless behavior caused a shipload of trouble for his family.

• shipload of money

  a large amount of money

  Example

  If we win the lottery, we'll have a shipload of money to spend on our dream vacation.

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Summary: shipload in Brief

'Shipload' [ship-lohd] refers to the amount of cargo or goods that a ship can carry, or a large quantity of something. It is often used in phrases like 'in shiploads,' meaning in large quantities, and 'shipload of trouble,' referring to a lot of problems or difficulties. 'Shipload' is a formal term that can be replaced with 'cargo' or 'freight.'