Plural of cargo; multiple loads of goods, especially those carried by ships, planes, or trucks.
One of two accepted plural forms of 'cargo' (the other being 'cargos'), using the -es ending. 'Cargo' itself comes from Spanish 'cargo,' meaning load.
English can't decide between 'cargoes' and 'cargos'—this uncertainty shows how recently 'cargo' entered English from Spanish, so we're still developing its plural rules!
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