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1 буксируемое судно
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > буксируемое судно
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2 грузил судно
Logistics: stowed a ship -
3 борт
сущ. мор.board- выбрасывать за борт
- доставлять на борт
- за бортомбрать (принимать) на борт — ( судна) to embark; take aboard
вдоль \борта — alongside ship
на \борту судна — aboard (on board) a ship
погруженный — ( о товаре) на борт судна — laden aboard (on board) a ship
франко борт и штивка — ( погрузка и укладывание груза) free on board and stowed
франко вдоль \борта судна — (фас --) free alongside ship (FAS)
франко-борт судна — (свободно на \борту, фоб --) free on board a ship (FOB)
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4 цена франко вдоль борта
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > цена франко вдоль борта
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5 судно со специализированным грузом
Logistics: commodity loader, commodity stowed shipУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > судно со специализированным грузом
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6 не оплаченный пошлиной груз
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > не оплаченный пошлиной груз
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