fork-lift truck

British  

noun

1. Sometimes shortened to: forklift.  a vehicle having two power-operated horizontal prongs that can be raised and lowered for loading, transporting, and unloading goods, esp goods that are stacked on wooden pallets

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Example Sentences

A fork-lift truck tips a pallet into the press, releasing a sweet odour into the air.

From BBC

Elsewhere in the economy, efforts to address the chronic shortage of lorry drivers have borne fruit, but at the price of attracting people from other sectors, such as fork-lift truck drivers or warehouse workers, she says.

From BBC

The watchdog said that, for example, a test in driving a fork-lift truck could not be carried out online or by an estimation, so that type of assessment would have to wait.

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But the man behind the idea was deadly serious and over the next few years fork-lift truck driver Rab Harvey assembled a cast who made a string of increasingly ambitious films.

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Knegt was unavailable for this weekend’s European Championships as he was recovering from an injury sustained last month when his leg was caught between a doorframe and his fork-lift truck.

From Seattle Times