payload (Meaning)
payload (n)
the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents
goods carried by a large vehicle
Synonyms & Antonyms of payload
payload Sentence Examples
- The rocket's impressive payload capacity enabled it to carry a substantial amount of scientific equipment into space.
- The aircraft's payload of humanitarian aid was meticulously packed to ensure efficient delivery.
- The payload of the spacecraft consisted of sensitive instruments designed to explore the distant reaches of the solar system.
- The drone's compact payload included a high-resolution camera and thermal imaging capabilities.
- The spacecraft's payload was carefully calculated to optimize its trajectory and minimize energy consumption.
- The hot air balloon's payload of advertising banners soared through the sky, attracting attention from below.
- The payload of the spacecraft carried a message of hope and peace from Earth to distant civilizations.
- The cargo ship's payload of raw materials was essential for the construction of a new bridge.
- The payload of the helium balloon consisted of a miniature satellite designed to monitor environmental conditions.
- The payload of the missile was equipped with an explosive warhead capable of causing significant damage.
FAQs About the word payload
the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents, goods carried by a la
loading, burden,cargo, load, lading, draft, freight, haul, shipment,weight
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The rocket's impressive payload capacity enabled it to carry a substantial amount of scientific equipment into space.
The aircraft's payload of humanitarian aid was meticulously packed to ensure efficient delivery.
The payload of the spacecraft consisted of sensitive instruments designed to explore the distant reaches of the solar system.
The drone's compact payload included a high-resolution camera and thermal imaging capabilities.
