Trucker

Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌkər/

Definitions of trucker

noun A person who drives a truck as a job

Example Sentences

A1 The trucker delivered the goods to the warehouse.

A2 The trucker drove through the night to make the delivery on time.

B1 The trucker had to navigate through heavy traffic to reach the destination.

B2 The experienced trucker knew all the best routes to avoid delays.

C1 The trucker was hailed as a hero for rescuing a family trapped in a snowstorm.

C2 The trucker's skillful maneuvering saved the day during a dangerous highway pile-up.

Examples of trucker in a Sentence

formal The trucker delivered the goods to the warehouse on time.

informal The trucker hauled the load across the country without any issues.

slang That trucker is one tough cookie, always on the road no matter the weather.

figurative The trucker of knowledge delivered the wisdom of the ages to the eager students.

Grammatical Forms of trucker

• past tense: trucked
• plural: truckers
• comparative: more trucker
• superlative: most trucker
• present tense: trucks
• future tense: will truck
• perfect tense: have trucked
• continuous tense: is trucking
• singular: trucker
• positive degree: trucker
• infinitive: to truck
• gerund: trucking
• participle: trucking

Origin and Evolution of trucker

First Known Use: 1899 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'trucker' originated from the combination of the words 'truck' and 'driver'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe someone who drives a truck, the term 'trucker' has evolved to encompass a broader meaning, referring to individuals who work in the trucking industry or drive large vehicles for a living.