trainload
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A long freight train pulls a massive trainload of coal through a wide valley.
Definition
Noun: 1. The quantity or number of people or amount of goods that can be carried by a single train: This refers to the full capacity or a large quantity transported by a train.
Usage
The word "trainload" is used to quantify the contents or passengers of a train, often emphasizing a large amount or full capacity. It functions as a countable noun.
Examples
- The factory shipped a trainload of automobiles to the port.
- A trainload of commuters arrives at the station every morning.
- The relief supplies filled an entire trainload.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used figuratively to describe a very large quantity of something, even if not literally transported by train.
- The publisher received a trainload of manuscripts after the contest was announced.
Variants and Related Words
- Trainloads (plural noun): Multiple such quantities.
- Several trainloads of coal were delivered to the power plant.
- Carload (noun): The quantity that can be carried by a single railroad car or truck.
- Shipload (noun): The quantity that can be carried by a ship.
Synonyms
- Shipload
- Boatload
- Carload
- A great quantity
- A huge amount
A long freight train pulls a massive trainload of coal through a wide valley.
Noun
- quantity that can be carried by a train