Crate ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Crate ( noun )

1. A slatted wooden or plastic container for transporting goods.
2. A framework of slats forming a support or partition in a vehicle or building.
3. A slatted packing case for bottles or other fragile items.

Origin:

Origin: early 18th century, possibly from old french cratelle 'basket', diminutive of crate. .

Examples:

1. The delivery arrived in a large crate filled with books.
2. She stacked the crates of apples on top of each other in the truck.
3. The crate served as a makeshift bench in the garage.

(As a verb)

Crate ( verb )

1. A slatted wooden or plastic container for transporting goods.
2. A framework of slats forming a support or partition in a vehicle or building.
3. A slatted packing case for bottles or other fragile items.

Origin:

Origin: early 18th century, possibly from old french cratelle 'basket', diminutive of crate. .

Examples:

1. The delivery arrived in a large crate filled with books.
2. She stacked the crates of apples on top of each other in the truck.
3. The crate served as a makeshift bench in the garage.