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wagonload

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wag·on·load  (wgn-ld)
n.
The amount that a wagon can hold.
wagonload, waggonload [ˈwægənˌləʊd]
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) the load that is or can be carried by a wagon
Translations
wagonload [ˈwægənləʊd] N → carretada f, carga f de un carro
50 wagonloads of coal → 50 vagones de carbón
wagonload waggonload [ˈwægənˌləʊd] n (on train) → carico; (on cart) → carrettata
wagonload waggonload [ˈwægənˌləʊd] n (on train) → carico; (on cart) → carrettata


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If he was pitching hay, her slender little figure, short dress a-flutter, was to be seen standing on the fragrant wagonload.
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Perhaps, my father, there were sixty full wagonloads of dry wood piled together there in the centre of the place.
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They would have a wonderful wedding--dozens of clergymen, scores of organs playing 'The Voice that Breathed o'er Eden,' platoons of bridesmaids, wagonloads of cake.
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