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1 shipping
noun (ships taken as a whole: The harbour was full of shipping.) flotatr['ʃɪpɪŋ]2 (ships) barcos nombre masculino plural, buques nombre masculino plural, embarcaciones nombre femenino plural; (of one country) flota; (tonnage) tonelaje nombre masculino (de buques)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLshipping agent consignatario,-a, agente nombre masulino o femenino marítimo,-ashipping charge gastos nombre masculino plural de envío, gastos nombre masculino plural de expediciónshipping company empresa navierashipping forecast parte nombre masculino meteorológico para marinerosshipping lane ruta de navegaciónshipping line compañía navierashipping magnate magnate nombre masulino o femenino de la navegaciónshipping ['ʃɪpɪŋ] n1) ships: barcos mpl, embarcaciones fpl2) transportation: transporte m (de mercancías)adj.• marítimo, -a adj.• naval adj.• naviero, -a adj.n.• despacho s.m.• embarque s.m.• envío (TRA, LOG) s.m.• expedición s.f.• flota s.f.• marina s.f.• navegación s.f.'ʃɪpɪŋmass nouna) ( ships) barcos mpl, embarcaciones fpl (frml); (before n) <lane, route> de navegaciónshipping agent — consignatario, -ria m,f
b) ( transportation of freight) transporte mshipping by air/rail/road/sea — transporte aéreo/por ferrocarril/por carretera/marítimo; (before n)
['ʃɪpɪŋ]shipping charge — gastos mpl de envío or de expedición
1. N2) (=transporting) transporte m (en barco), embarque m ; (=sending) envío m2.CPDshipping agent N — agente mf marítimo(-a)
shipping channel N — canal m de navegación
shipping clerk N — expedidor(a) m / f
shipping company, shipping line N — compañía f naviera
shipping container N — contenedor m marítimo
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the shipping forecast — el pronóstico del tiempo en la mar, el estado de la marshipping industry N — industria f de transporte marítimo
shipping instructions NPL — instrucciones fpl de embarque
shipping lane N — ruta f de navegación
* * *['ʃɪpɪŋ]mass nouna) ( ships) barcos mpl, embarcaciones fpl (frml); (before n) <lane, route> de navegaciónshipping agent — consignatario, -ria m,f
b) ( transportation of freight) transporte mshipping by air/rail/road/sea — transporte aéreo/por ferrocarril/por carretera/marítimo; (before n)
shipping charge — gastos mpl de envío or de expedición
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2 freight
freit1) (goods being carried from place to place: air-freight; (also adjective) a freight train.) carga, mercancías2) (the money charged for carrying such goods: He charged me $100 freight.) flete•freight n cargatr[freɪt]1 (transport) transporte nombre masculino2 (goods) carga, flete nombre masculino3 (price) flete nombre masculino1 transportar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfreight ['freɪt] vt: enviar como cargafreight n1) shipping, transport: transporte m, porte m, flete m2) goods: mercancías fpl, carga fadj.• de mercancías adj.n.• carga s.f.• cargamento (Transportación) s.m.• carguío s.m.• flete s.m.• porte s.m.v.• fletar v.
I freɪta) u ( goods transported) carga f, mercancías fpl, mercaderías fplb) u ( transportation) transporte m, porte m, flete m (AmL)
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transitive verb (esp AmE) enviar* or mandar como carga[freɪt]1.N (=goods transported) flete m ; (=load) carga f ; (=goods) mercancías fpl ; (=charge) flete m, gastos mpl or costos mpl de transportefreight forward, freight collect — (US) (Comm) flete m or porte m debido
freight free — (Comm) franco de porte
freight inward — (Comm) flete m sobre compras
freight paid — (Comm) porte m pagado
2.VT (=transport) [+ goods] fletar, transportar3.CPDfreight car N — (US) vagón m de mercancías
freight charges NPL — gastos mpl or costos mpl de transporte
freight forwarder N — (agente mf) transitario(-a) m / f, agente mf expedidor(a)
freight plane N — avión m de transporte de mercancías
freight terminal N — terminal f de mercancías; (Aer) terminal f de carga
freight train N — (US) tren m de mercancías
freight yard N — área f de carga
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I [freɪt]a) u ( goods transported) carga f, mercancías fpl, mercaderías fplb) u ( transportation) transporte m, porte m, flete m (AmL)
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transitive verb (esp AmE) enviar* or mandar como carga
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