"Tanker" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Tanker" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Tanker
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"Tanker" Meaning

A large ship that carries liquids such as oil or chemicals in bulk; a vehicle, typically with a large capacity, for transporting a cargo of oil or other liquids.

Example: "The tanker was damaged in the storm."

"Tanker" Examples

5 Usage Examples for "Tanker"


1. Navigate Ocean Ports with Caution

The coastal town had to take measures to ensure a tanker carrying volatile substances safely through its busy waters.

2. Fueling the Nations

The country's major revenue source was historically linked to the oil tankers that loaded crude in the giant offshore deposits.

3. A Heavy Haul of Cargo

The tanker transported thousands of drums of chemicals across state lines, attracting the attention of both curious and nervous citizens.

4. Risk of Disaster Averted

The sharp-eyed member of the coast guard was praised for preventing a collision between a small boat and a behemoth tanker.

5. Industry Codes Strictly Observed

The regulations regarding the international transportation of hazardous materials require tankers to be equipped with thick extra containment systems.

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