motor lorry
1motor lorry — Brit. a motor truck, esp. one with open sides. [1900 05] * * * moˈtorbicycle, moˈtorbike, moˈtorboat, motor bus, motor car, moˈtorcoach, moˈtorcycle, moˈtor launch, motor lorry, moˈtor ship, etc noun A bicycle, etc driven by a motor …
2motor lorry — Brit. a motor truck, esp. one with open sides. [1900 05] * * * …
3motor lorry — n. (British use) motor truck withopen sides …
4motor-lorry — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun Britain : motortruck …
5motor bus — noun : an automotive omnibus : motor coach * * * moˈtorbicycle, moˈtorbike, moˈtorboat, motor bus, motor car, moˈtorcoach, moˈtorcycle, moˈtor launch, motor lorry, moˈtor ship …
6motor-launch — moˈtorbicycle, moˈtorbike, moˈtorboat, motor bus, motor car, moˈtorcoach, moˈtorcycle, moˈtor launch, motor lorry, moˈtor ship, etc noun A bicycle, etc driven by a motor • • • Main Entry: ↑m …
7motor-ship — moˈtorbicycle, moˈtorbike, moˈtorboat, motor bus, motor car, moˈtorcoach, moˈtorcycle, moˈtor launch, motor lorry, moˈtor ship, etc noun A bicycle, etc driven by a motor • • • Main Entry: ↑m …
8Lorry (disambiguation) — Lorry may refer to: Contents 1 Transport 2 In fiction 3 Television 4 Nickname 5 See also …
9lorry — lor‧ry [ˈlɒri ǁ ˈlɔːri, ˈlɑːri] noun lorries PLURALFORM [countable] TRANSPORT a large motor vehicle for carrying heavy goods; = TRUCK: • a strike by lorry drivers • We now have a fleet of 65 …
10lorry — ► NOUN (pl. lorries) Brit. ▪ a large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods or troops. ● fall off of the back a lorry Cf. ↑fall off of the back a lorry ORIGIN perhaps from the given name Laurie …
