dray

/drey/US // dreɪ //UK // (dreɪ) //

醉翁之意不在酒,醉酒者,醉汉

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a low, strong cart without fixed sides, for carrying heavy loads.
- : a sledge or sled.
- : any vehicle, as a truck, used to haul goods, especially one used to carry heavy loads.

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to drive or operate a dray, especially as an occupation.
- : to convey goods by dray, especially locally or for short distances.

nounvehicle

Synonyms

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Or, they may be less benevolent, as Dray believes Gorelik was.
Dray says that the doctors she had seen in the practice prior to her delivery were, in fact, supportive of her VBAC plan.
Dray glances at me and then looks away when I ask her if she is going to have any more children.
While impressive, these figures are largely irrelevant for Dray.
What were you doing, coming from the west with a woman like that in the dray?
Jack Beckley was haled to court on a dray, too oblivious of everything to answer any charge.
It was a covered-in dray, and had been brought to in a little clearing of the scrubby undergrowth.
Sixteen men at Hankow to carry baggage that one man and a one-horse dray would carry in New York.
In the steep roadway on the right a dray, loaded with barrels, creaked and jolted upward.