crateful

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crateful

A farmer carries a crateful of fresh apples to the market.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The quantity contained in a crate: A unit of measure referring to the amount of a substance or number of items that fills a single standard crate.
Usage
  • The word "crateful" is a countable noun used to specify an amount. It is typically used in commercial, agricultural, or logistical contexts to quantify goods packed in crates.
  • Example: "We shipped three cratefuls of apples to the market."
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The order was for two cratefuls of empty bottles.
    • A single crateful of oranges can weigh over 20 kilograms.
Advanced Usage
  • The term can be used figuratively to imply a large, contained quantity of something, often intangible.
    • He received a crateful of complaints after the policy change.
Variants and Related Words
  • Crate (n): A rigid container, often made of wood, plastic, or metal, used for storage or transport.
    • The machinery was packed in a sturdy wooden crate.
  • -ful suffix: A suffix forming nouns meaning "the amount that fills" (e.g., handful, spoonful, basketful).
Synonyms
  • Crate-load: A very similar term meaning the contents of a crate.
  • Cargo: The goods carried in a crate or other container (broader term).
Notes
  • "Crateful" is a compound noun formed from "crate" + the suffix "-ful." Its plural form is cratefuls.
  • It is a specific unit of measure and is less common in everyday conversation than more standard measurements like "boxful" or "container load."
crateful

A farmer carries a crateful of fresh apples to the market.

Noun
  1. the quantity contained in a crate

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