freight

Goods transported by aircraft.

Goods transported by train.

Goods transported by trucks or lorries.

Goods transported by ship across the sea.

Goods transported by ship across the sea.

Refers to large or heavy goods.

Goods transported by train, primarily used in American English.

A train that carries goods, not people.

A large metal box of a standard size for transporting goods.

The business or activity of moving goods.

The business or activity of moving goods, primarily used in American English.

The movement of goods by road, rail, air, or sea.

A service that transports goods.

The total expense of transporting goods.

A company that transports goods.

The price charged for transporting goods.

A business that transports goods.

The sector of the economy focused on transporting goods.

The fees paid for transporting goods.

A large vehicle for transporting goods by road.

A railroad vehicle for carrying goods.

A place where goods are loaded or unloaded.

The industry of transporting goods.

A person or company that organizes shipments.

A railroad vehicle for carrying goods, especially in British English.

An area with many railroad tracks for storing and sorting freight cars.

A company or person that transports goods by road.

An elevator for carrying heavy goods between floors.

A place for storing large quantities of goods.

To take goods from one place to another.

A general term for transporting goods.

To transport goods as cargo.

To pull or drag goods, often over long distances.

To manage the process of moving goods.