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141 Frachttarif
Frachttarif m LOGIS freight tariff* * *m < Transp> freight tariff* * *Frachttarif
freight tariff (US), freight revenue tariff, transportation rate, cargo tariff, rate of shipping (US), schedule of rates (US), (Bahn) railway tariff, freight rates;
• nach Kilometern berechneter Frachttarif freight mil(e)age;
• einheitlicher Frachttarif basing tariff;
• ermäßigter Frachttarif all-commodity rate, schedule (less-than-carload) rate (US);
• geltender Frachttarif freight rates in force;
• gemeinsamer Frachttarif joint freight rate;
• behördlich genehmigter Frachttarif official rate;
• gestaffelter Frachttarif freight-rate scale (US);
• gleichmäßiger Frachttarif freight-of-all-kinds rate;
• kombinierter Frachttarif combination mil(e)age and rate prorate (US);
• verbilligter Frachttarif für Durchgangsgüter transit rate;
• Frachttarif für Expressversand spot rate;
• Frachttarif mit ausgeschlossenem Risiko conditional rate;
• Frachttariferhöhung freight-rate increase;
• durchgehende Frachttariferhöhung general increase in freight (transportation) rates;
• Frachttarifsenkung rate cutting, reduction of rates.
См. также в других словарях:
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