cargoes

What ships carry

Cargoes is the plural of cargo—goods transported by ship, plane, truck, or train.

A vessel may carry multiple cargoes on a single voyage, or a port may handle diverse cargoes from around the world: The ship's cargoes included coffee, textiles, and machinery.

Both cargoes and cargos are acceptable plurals.

goods

consignment

Batch delivered for selling

freight · lading · shipments · loads · haul · parcels · packages · crates · boxes · pallets

shipping

manifest

Clearly apparent or displayed

unloading · loading · dockside · freightage · tonnage · stowage · lashing · breakbulk · reefer · intermodal

bulk

grain

Cereal plant's harvest unit

  • coalCombustible sedimentary rock
  • oreMetal-bearing rock
  • oilSlippery viscous fluid

tankers · silos · elevators · hopper · granary · stockpile · barges · gondola · conveyor · mining

trade

import

Obtain from overseas

mercantile · barter · exchange · marketplace · broker · dealer · transaction · wholesale · retail · duty

logistics

tracking

Monitoring location over time

dispatch · haulage · carriers · trucking · couriers · delivery · drayage · fleet · convoy · transit

Opposites
transported vs. transporter

cargoesvessels

Carriers or containers

ships · carriers · freighters · trucks · aircraft

freight vs. non-freight

cargoespassengers

Transported travelers

travelers · crew · personnel · people · souls

laden vs. unladen

cargoesballast

Ship stability material

emptiness · deadweight · void

Phrases
Family

cargo, cargos

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G