cargo liner

or cargo·liner

noun

1. a cargo ship that sails regularly between designated ports according to a published schedule.

Example Sentences

Two recorders captured the sounds of the cargo liner and nearby whales.

From Washington Post

One of That’s All Brother’s post-military owners added a metal cargo liner and insulation that trapped moisture and corroded the fuselage.

From Washington Times

After one such test, the FAA concluded that the “cargo liner is vulnerable to penetration by molten lithium.”

From Time

We need farms; timber; parks; passenger and cargo liners; every sort of machine.

From Project Gutenberg

These are the plans for a new cargo liner.

From Project Gutenberg