to carry on one's shoulder; to shoulder; to bear; to bear (a burden, responsibility, etc.); to take upon oneself
unloading (of cargo); discharge
load shifting (on a ship, truck, etc.); cargo shifting; load collapse
encumbrance; burden; drag
carrying (on one's shoulder); bearing; shouldering; bucket carried on either end of a pole
freight handling; cargo sorting; disposal of goods; sale
unpacking (esp. after moving house)
(truck) load-carrying tray; (bicycle) luggage carrier; roof rack
trunk (of a car); boot; luggage space; cargo compartment
oversupply; overstock; glut
to be unequal to the burden (job); to be too heavy a load for
heavy load; burden of responsibility; heavy duty
(horse-drawn) cart; wagon; dray
heavy load; heavy luggage; heavy freight; heavy burden; heavy responsibility; encumbrance
to have a lot on one's shoulders; to bear a lot of responsibility
handling cargo; loading and unloading; cargo work
lacking cargo; in ballast
smuggling (during the Edo period); contraband
to feel relieved; to feel happy after having been relieved of a responsibility; to be relieved from a duty
delivery of freight or goods
luggage trunk for wrestlers and referees; wicker basket for a wrestler's belt, apron, etc.
top cargo; top of the load
arrival of goods; goods received
rejected goods; sorted-out goods; jettisoned cargo