Lorry (noun)

1. A large road vehicle for transporting goods.
2. A large, heavy truck or tractor used for carrying goods.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from dialect lurry, from an alteration of load, perhaps influenced by old english lorjan 'to carry, carry away'.

Examples:

1. The lorry was loaded with boxes of produce from the farm.
2. The delivery lorry was too big to fit under the bridge, so they had to find another route.
3. The lorry driver honked the horn to signal that he was ready to leave.
4. The lorry was painted bright red, making it easy to spot on the road.
5. The goods were transported from the factory to the warehouse on a lorry.