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Collocations for truck - noun

1. (esp. AmE) large heavy vehicle

→ See also lorry

ADJECTIVE

big, heavy, heavy-duty, huge, large
light
sales of cars and light trucks
17-ton, etc.
diesel
refrigerated
articulated, trailer (AmE)
flatbed, open, pickup
full-size, semi (both AmE)
cargo (AmE), commercial, delivery, transport
mail (AmE)
breakdown (BrE), cement, dump (AmE), dumper (BrE), farm, forklift, logging, tow (AmE)
fire (AmE)
garbage (AmE), refuse (BrE)
fuel, tanker
Behind them, the fuel truck exploded.
armoured/armored, army, gun (AmE), military
moving (AmE)
A band of moving trucks hauls all of the furniture out of the house
ice-cream (AmE)
monster
a monster truck rally
toy
Zach was playing with a toy truck on the floor.

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… OF TRUCKS

convoy, fleet

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VERB + truck

drive
park
load, unload

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truck + VERB

drive, roll, rumble
A convoy of heavy trucks rumbled past.
carry sth, haul sth
a truck carrying sacks of vegetables
park
She heard the truck parking in front of the building.

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truck + NOUN

driver
stop (AmE)
bed (AmE), cab, chassis, tyre/tire
convoy, fleet
load (usually truckload)
bomb

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2. (BrE) open wagon pulled by train

ADJECTIVE

railway
cattle, coal, goods

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VERB + truck

pull

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