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1 demurrage charge
збір за простій (повітряного судна), демереджEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > demurrage charge
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2 charge
n2) плата, збір, тариф3) податок, мито4) штраф5) заправлення (напр. паливом)6) військ. стрімка атака, наступ6) мн. витрати2. v1) заряджати (зброю, акумулятор)2) заправляти (напр. паливом)3) військ. атакувати◊to charge a fee — стягувати плату за що-н.
to charge off — 1) списувати у витрати; 2) амортизувати
•- airport charge - baggage charge - cancellation charge - cargo storage charge - charge for service - container charge - conveyance charge - customs charge - demurrage charge - en-route facility charge - excess baggabe charge - excess valuation charge - freight charge - freshening charge - fuel throughput charge - ground handling charge - hangar charge - landing charge - lighting charge - negative charge - noise charge - no-show charge - parking charge - passenger service charge - positive charge - prepaid charge - runway user charge - service charge - storage charge - user charge - valuation charge - volume freight charge
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