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The phrase "a cargo hold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a space in a vehicle, such as a ship or airplane, where cargo is stored.
Example: "The ship's cargo hold was filled to capacity with goods destined for the overseas market."
Alternatives: "a freight compartment" or "a storage area for cargo."
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"The Concorde doesn't have a cargo hold," the man explained, "so I have to buy him a seat.
The V70 is the sleek, sexy, go-fast car, a Swedish Ferrari with rear seats and a cargo hold.
If you plop down that second row, you create a cargo hold of 52.4 cubic feet, making the hatchback the far more versatile choice.
A telecommunications centre is located in the upper level, and in the lower level is a cargo hold with a self-contained baggage-handling system.
Mostly they will check that on the first flight of each passenger's trip no bag is loaded into a cargo hold without its owner being on board.
A Westfalia roof basket holding Samsonite luggage, a rack with a Schwinn Twinn tandem bicycle, a cargo hold filled with Coleman camping gear and a dashboard hula girl completed the ensemble.
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Wait, it will be a human with wings as well as a jet pack firmly attached to his back, and a cargo-hold of courage.
A COLD cargo hold is no place for a human to fly, and some people feel the same way about their pets.
The two hired a New York cabdriver, Douglas Guldeniz, to drive them the 2,500 miles to Sedona to spare their two cats a trip in an airplane cargo hold.
Get a frigate with an expanded cargo hold.
The Hovercraft Units are the strongest of all the units and have a large cargo hold, but they are slow and take a lot of fuel, the Land Units are a middle ground between the two.
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