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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big cargo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large shipment or load of goods being transported.
Example: "The ship arrived at the port with a big cargo of electronics ready for distribution."
Alternatives: "a large shipment" or "a hefty load".
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"We don't need such a big cargo pocket," said Scott Branscum, the general merchandise manager for Massif.
Whatever you go for, everyone gets well looked after for space and there's a big cargo bay in the back for the detritus of family life.
When a big cargo vessel finally comes through, it catches the rope at the bow and neatly pulls the two boats right alongside.
but she took on such a big cargo of textile machinery th that she had room only for the statues of Lenin and Stalin and the 17-ton bejewelled map of the U.S.S.R.
Both the mayor and the Staten Island borough president, James P. Molinaro, said, for instance, that if the Howland Hook Container Terminal, a big cargo handler not far from Fresh Kills, wanted to bid for some of the work -- loading the containers for transport out of the city by ocean-going barge, or perhaps eventually by rail -- it could.
It weighs less than a pound and fits in a big cargo pocket.
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Then dusk falls, and the beggars come to an area where big cargo ships are docked.
Then he put on a black vest with big cargo pockets.
You will require a larger box if you usually take big cargo and larger power tools.
There's also no consistency, coordination or unified direction; it's just a big, rattling cargo bay crammed with features.
To transport them, I rented an Antonov, a big Russian cargo plane.
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