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payload

[pey-lohd] / ˈpeɪˌloʊd /
NOUN
cargo
Synonyms


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“That cannot be right,” Livingston Holder, a former manned spaceflight engineer with the Air Force and space shuttle payload specialist, recalled thinking when he first heard that fact.

From Los Angeles Times

Anyway, Tansy had her a payload of pupils and could just mark me and Charlie absent.

From Literature

The space launch and technology provider said it had successfully launched its Alpha Flight 7 mission on Wednesday, delivering a demonstrator payload for defense company Lockheed Martin.

From Barron's

The two countries have refined everything from tactics to higher payloads and production inside Russia.

From The Wall Street Journal

Manned aircraft and naval vessels offer greater payload capacity, advanced sensors, and pilot adaptability compared with current drones.

From The Wall Street Journal