shipload (Meaning)

Wordnet

shipload (n)

the amount of cargo that can be held by a boat or ship or a freight car

Webster

The load, or cargo, of a ship.

A shipload of relief supplies arrived in the disaster-stricken area, bringing much-needed aid.
The cargo ship carried a shipload of oil, destined for the refinery.
A shipload of refugees from war-torn countries sought asylum in a neighboring nation.
The shipload of tourists disembarked onto the sunny beach, eager to explore the island paradise.
The pirates held the shipload of hostages captive, demanding a hefty ransom.
A shipload of illegal goods was seized by the coast guard during a routine inspection.
The massive aircraft carrier transported a shipload of fighter jets to the combat zone.
A shipload of grain was donated to famine-stricken families in Africa.
The company ordered a shipload of raw materials to meet the surge in demand.
A shipload of ancient artifacts was discovered during an underwater excavation.

the amount of cargo that can be held by a boat or ship or a freight carThe load, or cargo, of a ship.

deal, chunk, slew, dozen, quantity, lot, wealth, loads, pile,ton

speck, sprinkling, dram, scruple, mouthful, smattering, pittance, grain, spot, strain

A shipload of relief supplies arrived in the disaster-stricken area, bringing much-needed aid.

The cargo ship carried a shipload of oil, destined for the refinery.

A shipload of refugees from war-torn countries sought asylum in a neighboring nation.

The shipload of tourists disembarked onto the sunny beach, eager to explore the island paradise.