stow

stow the hold with cargo

Shall we stow it up to the deckhead?

The ship’s cargo is stowed in the hold.

He stowed away on a ship bound for Vigo.

she stowed the map away in the glove compartment.

he stowed away on a ship bound for South Africa.

stowed his gear in the footlocker.

He stowed his passport away safely in a drawer.

she stowed her purchases in the car.

Barney began stowing her luggage into the boot.

Don't stow the hairy crab up to the deckhead. You have to keep some space for cooling.

stowed carrots and potatoes in the root cellar.

The vower disavowed the vowels. The towboat is stowed with bestowed stone.

The incoming director of water, Mr David Stower, said the ministry would intensify and expand resource flows into the sector to rehabilitate water schemes.

Can we stow the gadgets and look alive?

Can I stow your bag for you?

Can I stow that overhead for you? - Certainly.

With full-sized planes, the benefit should increase, as more people can stow their luggage simultaneously along the longer aisles.

It's possible they stowed away in an international cargo shipment.

Careful where you stow it, or you'll blow yourself up.

All right. I accept this reduced offer at $ 98 per metric ton FOB stowed.

Plastic litter got just about everywhere, while ants stowed away on ships to spread around the globe.

Unknown to the crew, I've stowed some food and flasks of water inside.

Snape was on his feet again, and was stowing the OWL paper in his bag.