crate

UK
/kreɪt/
US
/kreɪt/

Translations

cratenoun
crates
pl
UK
/kreɪt/
US
/kreɪt/
The warehouse was filled with wooden crates.
Склад был заполнен деревянными ящиками.
They used a crate to transport the fragile items.
Они использовали короб для транспортировки хрупких предметов.
crateverb
crated
Past Simple
crated
Past Participle
crating
Gerund
UK
/kreɪt/
US
/kreɪt/
They will crate the equipment for shipping.
Они будут упаковывать оборудование для отправки.
Additional translations
транспортировать ящиками
crateadjective
UK
/kreɪt/
US
/kreɪt/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to or suitability for a crate (e.g., "crate training")

Definitions

cratenoun
A large shipping container, typically made of wood, used to transport or store large, heavy items.
The workers loaded the crates onto the truck for delivery.
A slatted wooden case used for transporting goods, especially fruit or bottles.
The farmer packed the apples into crates for the market.
A framework of wooden slats or a similar structure used to protect or support something.
The fragile sculpture was placed in a crate to ensure it wouldn't get damaged during the move.
Informal. An old, dilapidated, or poorly maintained vehicle or aircraft.
He paid next to nothing for that rusty old crate.
Computing. In the Rust programming language, a package or compilation unit consisting of one or more modules that are built together.
The library is distributed as a separate crate on crates.io.
crateverb
To pack or place something into a crate for storage or transportation.
They decided to crate the fragile items before moving them to the new house.
To confine or secure (an animal) in a crate, especially for transport or training purposes.
They always crate their dog when driving long distances to keep it safe.
crateadjective
Relating to, designed for, or suitable for a crate, especially for housing or training animals.
Crate training helps puppies learn to settle down at night.