Pronunciation: /ˈfreɪtɪd/
verb to load or burden (a ship, truck, or other vehicle) with goods for transportation
A1 The ship was freighted with goods from overseas.
A2 The truck was freighted with fresh produce for the market.
B1 The plane was freighted with medical supplies for the disaster relief effort.
B2 The train was freighted with coal for the power plant.
C1 The cargo ship was freighted with valuable art pieces for an exhibition.
C2 The company freighted the goods using a combination of air and sea transport.
adjective carrying or transporting a load of goods
A1 The ship was heavily freighted with goods from overseas.
A2 The truck was freighted with boxes of fresh produce.
B1 The plane was freighted with medical supplies for the disaster relief effort.
B2 The train was freighted with coal for the power plant.
C1 The cargo ship was freighted with valuable artifacts for the museum exhibition.
C2 The delivery van was freighted with fragile glassware for the upscale boutique.
adverb in a manner that involves loading or transporting goods
A1 The ship was heavily freighted with goods.
A2 The truck was freighted with supplies for the camping trip.
B1 The plane was freighted with medical supplies for the disaster relief mission.
B2 The train was freighted with coal for the power plant.
C1 The cargo ship was freighted with valuable goods bound for international markets.
C2 The company freighted the goods using a combination of air and sea transportation.
formal The ship was freighted with goods bound for overseas markets.
informal The truck was freighted with all our camping gear for the weekend.
slang We freighted the package with care to make sure it arrived safely.
figurative His words were freighted with emotion as he spoke about his lost loved one.
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