Forklift (noun)

1. A machine used for lifting and transporting heavy loads, typically by prongs that are inserted under the load and then raised.
2. A vehicle equipped with prongs for picking up and moving heavy loads.
3. An industrial machine used for lifting and moving heavy items.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from fork + lift.

Examples:

1. The forklift was used to move the heavy crates from the truck to the warehouse.
2. The forklift operator was trained to safely transport heavy loads.
3. The forklift made it easier to move the heavy equipment around the factory.
4. The forklift was an essential tool in loading and unloading goods at the docks.
5. The forklift allowed the workers to move the heavy pallets with ease.