Definition of vanload in English:

vanload

nounˈvanləʊdˈvænˌloʊd

An amount of people or things that can be carried in one van.
a vanload of football fans on a day trip
Example sentencesExamples
- On a project in Norway involving sonar work and diving in extreme conditions, Spencer drove for some 50 hours from Newcastle to Scandinavia with a vanload of equipment.
- This forest seems to be a stopping-off place for lost travelers, such as the vanload of teens who are the focus of our story.
- A vanload of police arrived; I think they sent as many as they could.
- A vanload of senior citizens from Green Willows - the old folks home near the Erie Canal - is hobbling into Common Grounds.
- The hope is to have at least a vanload of previously loved sports gear to pass on, so maybe it's time to clear out the garage.
- Burglars are often undone by carelessness: some get caught red-handed, others are pulled in for traffic offences while driving a vanload of stolen goods.
Synonyms
cargo, freight, freightage, charge, burden

Definition of vanload in US English:

vanload

nounˈvanˌlōdˈvænˌloʊd

An amount of people or things that can be carried in one van.
a vanload of senior citizens
Example sentencesExamples
- A vanload of police arrived; I think they sent as many as they could.
- This forest seems to be a stopping-off place for lost travelers, such as the vanload of teens who are the focus of our story.
- Burglars are often undone by carelessness: some get caught red-handed, others are pulled in for traffic offences while driving a vanload of stolen goods.
- A vanload of senior citizens from Green Willows - the old folks home near the Erie Canal - is hobbling into Common Grounds.
- The hope is to have at least a vanload of previously loved sports gear to pass on, so maybe it's time to clear out the garage.
- On a project in Norway involving sonar work and diving in extreme conditions, Spencer drove for some 50 hours from Newcastle to Scandinavia with a vanload of equipment.
Synonyms
cargo, freight, freightage, charge, burden

单词	vanload
释义	Definition of vanload in English: vanload nounˈvanləʊdˈvænˌloʊd An amount of people or things that can be carried in one van. a vanload of football fans on a day trip Example sentencesExamples On a project in Norway involving sonar work and diving in extreme conditions, Spencer drove for some 50 hours from Newcastle to Scandinavia with a vanload of equipment. This forest seems to be a stopping-off place for lost travelers, such as the vanload of teens who are the focus of our story. A vanload of police arrived; I think they sent as many as they could. A vanload of senior citizens from Green Willows - the old folks home near the Erie Canal - is hobbling into Common Grounds. The hope is to have at least a vanload of previously loved sports gear to pass on, so maybe it's time to clear out the garage. Burglars are often undone by carelessness: some get caught red-handed, others are pulled in for traffic offences while driving a vanload of stolen goods. Synonyms cargo, freight, freightage, charge, burden Definition of vanload in US English: vanload nounˈvanˌlōdˈvænˌloʊd An amount of people or things that can be carried in one van. a vanload of senior citizens Example sentencesExamples A vanload of police arrived; I think they sent as many as they could. This forest seems to be a stopping-off place for lost travelers, such as the vanload of teens who are the focus of our story. Burglars are often undone by carelessness: some get caught red-handed, others are pulled in for traffic offences while driving a vanload of stolen goods. A vanload of senior citizens from Green Willows - the old folks home near the Erie Canal - is hobbling into Common Grounds. The hope is to have at least a vanload of previously loved sports gear to pass on, so maybe it's time to clear out the garage. On a project in Norway involving sonar work and diving in extreme conditions, Spencer drove for some 50 hours from Newcastle to Scandinavia with a vanload of equipment. Synonyms cargo, freight, freightage, charge, burden
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