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View usage for: (kreɪt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense crates, present participle crating, past tense, past participle crated1. countable nounA crate is a large box used for transporting or storing things. ...a pile of wooden crates. A crane was already unloading crates and pallets. Synonyms: container, case, box, packing case More Synonyms of crate 2. verb [usually passive]If something is crated, it is packed in a crate so that it can be transported or stored somewhere safely. The much repaired plane was crated for the return journey. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: box, pack, enclose, pack up More Synonyms of crate 3. countable nounA crate is a plastic or wire box divided into sections which is used for carrying bottles. A crate of something is the amount of it that is contained in a crate. We've also got a bonus quiz with crates of beer as prizes! [+ of] (kreɪt) noun1. a fairly large container, usually made of wooden slats or wickerwork, used for packing, storing, or transporting goods 2. slang an old car, aeroplane, etc verb3. (transitive) to pack or place in a crate Derived forms crater (ˈcrater) noun crateful (ˈcrateful) noun Word origin C16: from Latin crātis wickerwork, hurdle crate in American English (kreɪt) noun1. a large basket or hamper of wickerwork, or a box or case made of slats of wood, for packing things to be shipped or stored 2. Slang an old, decrepit automobile or airplane verb transitiveWord forms: ˈcrated or ˈcrating US3. to pack or enclose in a crate Word origin L cratis, wickerwork, hurdle < IE base * kert-, to weave > hurdle © 25/04/2018, Shutterstock Examples of 'crate' in a sentencecrate I didn't want the old crate trapped in some sequinned cul-de-sac.Pine hugged Ting to his chest while Stan and I threw the last crate on the fire.From my position behind the crate, I saw the window above the sink grow progressively darker from swirling black particles. British English: crate NOUN A crate is a large box used for transporting or storing things. ...a pile of wooden crates. - American English: crate
- Brazilian Portuguese: caixote
- Chinese: 大货箱
- European Spanish: caja
- French: cageot
- German: Kiste
- Italian: cassa
- Japanese: >箱大型の
- Korean: 상자
- European Portuguese: caixote
- Latin American Spanish: caja
British English: crate VERB If something is crated, it is packed in a crate so that it can be transported or stored somewhere safely. The much repaired plane was crated for the return journey. - American English: crate
- Brazilian Portuguese: encaixotar
- Chinese: 用大货箱装
- European Spanish: embalar
- French: mettre dans des caissesN
- German: in Kisten verpacken
- Italian: imballare
- Japanese: 箱に詰める
- Korean: 상자에 담다
- European Portuguese: encaixotar
- Latin American Spanish: embalar
Chinese translation of 'crate' n (c) - (= box)
装(裝)货(貨)箱 (zhuānghuòxiāng) - (for bottles)
装(裝)瓶箱 (zhuāngpíngxiāng) a crate of oranges/beer 一箱橘子/啤酒 (yī xiāng júzi/píjiǔ)
Definition a large container made of wooden slats, used for packing goods A crane was already unloading crates and pallets. Synonyms container packing case tea chest Definition to put in a crate The plane had been dismantled, crated, and shipped to London. Additional synonymsDefinition a container, such as a box or chest The winner will receive a case of champagne. Definition to surround completely The land was enclosed by an eight-foot wire fence. Synonyms surround, cover, circle, bound, wrap, fence, pound, pen, hedge, confine, close in, encompass, wall in, encircle, encase, fence in, impound, circumscribe, hem in, shut in, environDefinition to put (articles) in a case or container for moving Orders come packed in straw-filled boxes. Synonyms parcel, tie (up), wrap (up), swathe, envelop, encase, swaddle |