Transportation And Logistics

noun A person who drives a vehicle

• The drover skillfully guided the cattle along the dusty trail.
• The drover led the cows down the road like a boss.
• The drover was totally owning the cattle drive.
• The drover of emotions guided her through the ups and downs of life.

noun a type of fire truck equipped with a ladder and hooks for firefighting purposes

• The firefighters used a hook-and-ladder truck to reach the upper floors of the burning building.
• I watched as the hook-and-ladder truck rushed to the scene of the fire.
• The hook-and-ladder truck is like the superhero of the fire department.
• The hook-and-ladder represents the team's ability to overcome obstacles and reach new heights.

noun A legal relationship in which physical possession of personal property is transferred from one party (the bailor) to another party (the bailee) for a specific purpose, typically without transfer of ownership.

• The bailment agreement outlined the terms and conditions for the temporary transfer of possession of the goods.
• I left my laptop with my friend as a bailment while I went on vacation.
• I'm just holding onto this jacket for my friend, it's like a bailment or something.
• Their relationship felt like a bailment of emotions, with each person holding onto the other's feelings temporarily.