pallet
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈpælɪt/
- He moved the heavy pallet with a forklift to the designated storage area.
- wooden pallet
- crates and pallets
- wood pallet
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Watch on YouTubeI'm doing a declutter and we see the amount of pallets behind me.
- I'm doing a declutter and we see the amount of pallets behind me.
- And we learned quickly what it meant that they were on pallets, which made them.
- Well, I guess we use some old pallets that would have just been thrown out or, or burned.
- I said, look, ma'am, you're saying cases, I'm saying pallets.
- So while guys, some guys were buying boxes, I was buying pallets.
- One is the opportunistic level, the the looting, the self-serving, the pallets of flat screen TV's.
- So flip nation don't flip pallets.
Examples
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We're going to lift the pallet and the chamber up.
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When she tried to return the pallets, she could not lift one of them.
Fiction book (1993) -
Put that pallet over here.
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We only have room for one more pallet!
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Do not move the pallet.
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I want him to count every drum, every pallet, make sure nothing is missing.
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Last week we scored five pallets of fresh produce off a delivery truck.
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There are pallets of new computers in every corridor of this building.
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The stack is mounted on a wooden pallet and bound with stretch wrap.
Academic text (2000) -
What catches my eye is the pallet of barium ready to be fed into the oven.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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1.0
A cart on wheels used for carrying shopping or luggage
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3.5
A small platform on wheels for moving heavy things like boxes or furniture
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3.0
Small cart with two wheels and handles for moving heavy boxes
How Protective
180
1.7
8
3.4
57
2.2
44
1.0
23
3.4
75
1.0
- US
17
1.7
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pallet (platform) comes from an old word meaning a 'small, flat board' used to carry things, which is why a pallet is a flat base for stacking and moving goods.