barge
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /bɑːrdʒ/ · UK /bɑːdʒ/
Forms: barges
barge means: A large boat with a flat bottom, usually used to carry heavy goods on rivers and canals.
noun
A large boat with a flat bottom, usually used to carry heavy goods on rivers and canals.
- A barge carried coal down the river.
- The tug towed two barges through the canal.
- Workers loaded the barge with sand.
verb
To enter or move somewhere roughly, pushing past people or things.
- He barged into the kitchen.
- A man barged past me at the door.
- Please do not barge through the queue.
Questions about barge
What does barge mean?
A large boat with a flat bottom, usually used to carry heavy goods on rivers and canals.
What is barge in other languages?
Türkçe: mavna · Español: barcaza · Français: péniche · Deutsch: Lastkahn · Italiano: chiatta · 日本語: はしけ
How do you pronounce barge?
In American English /bɑːrdʒ/; in British English /bɑːdʒ/.
How do you use barge in a sentence?
A barge carried coal down the river. The tug towed two barges through the canal.
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