Truckman

Pronunciation: /trʌkmən/

Definitions of truckman

noun A person who drives a truck or works with trucks.

Example Sentences

A1 The truckman delivered the package to my house.

A2 The truckman was friendly and helped me unload the boxes.

B1 The truckman had been working for the company for over five years.

B2 The experienced truckman knew how to navigate through the busy city streets.

C1 The truckman's expertise in handling delicate cargo made him a valuable asset to the company.

C2 The truckman's dedication to his job earned him a promotion to supervisor.

Examples of truckman in a Sentence

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

informal The truckman dropped off the package at my door this morning.

slang The truckman hauled the stuff to the spot without any issues.

figurative He was a true truckman, always carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders.

Grammatical Forms of truckman

• past tense: truckmanned
• plural: truckmen
• comparative: more truckman
• superlative: most truckman
• present tense: truckman
• future tense: will truckman
• perfect tense: have truckmanned
• continuous tense: is truckmanning
• singular: truckman
• positive degree: truckman
• infinitive: to truckman
• gerund: truckmanning
• participle: truckmanned

Origin and Evolution of truckman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'truckman' originated from the combination of the word 'truck' meaning goods or merchandise and the suffix '-man' indicating a person involved in a particular activity or occupation.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a person who transported goods using a truck or cart, the term 'truckman' has evolved to encompass individuals involved in various aspects of the trucking industry, including drivers, loaders, and warehouse workers.