cargo ship
Noun
Meaning
a ship designed to carry cargo
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A missing cargo ship drifts near the shore, and you need to hop on board and figure out what happened to all of the passengers.
Back in September of 2019, a 600+ foot cargo ship called the MV Golden Ray, which was apparently loaded in an unstable fashion, capsized in St. Simons Sound just off the port of Brunswick, Georgia.
Between October and December 1928 a number of naval families, including Hubbard's, traveled from Guam to China aboard the cargo ship USS.
After coming into work in early January to see the set, props and costumes off in their containers togo on board a cargo ship, we had a short but intense rehearsal period in the Jerwood studio.
Cyprus has begun the creation of what will be the country’s first ever artificial reef by sinking a 63-meter cargo ship off of its coast.
A ship's cost partly depends on its complexity: a small, general cargo ship will cost $20 million, a Panamax -sized bulk carrier around $35 million, a supertanker around $105 million and a large LNG carrier nearly $200 million.