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Freightdoor

Definition:

A freightdoor refers to a large, sturdy door specially designed for facilitating the movement of goods and cargo in and out of a building, warehouse, or transportation vessel.

Senses:

1. Noun - Transportation

When used as a noun in the context of transportation, a freightdoor is an essential element of logistics that enables the efficient loading and unloading of goods from trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes.

Example sentence:

The freightdoor of the warehouse swung open, allowing the forklift to easily move the pallets of goods inside.

2. Noun - Architecture

In architecture, a freightdoor is a heavy door specifically constructed to bear the weight of large cargo and to provide a secure entrance for commercial or industrial buildings.

Example sentence:

The massive freightdoor of the factory rumbled shut, isolating the loud machinery noise from the office area.

3. Adjective - Local Term

In certain local contexts, the term "freightdoor" is used as an adjective signifying something that pertains to local freight or cargo services within a specific area.

Example sentence:

The company offers customized freightdoor solutions to meet the unique logistical demands of local businesses.

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