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21 ekspeditør
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22 forsendelse
package, shipment* * *subst. dispatch, sending, shipment, posting, consignment, shipping subst. US: mailing (egen forsendelse) sent separately -
23 forsendelsen av
forwarding el. dispatch of -
24 forsendelseskostnader
pl. forwarding costs, shipping charges, shipping costs, dispatch costs -
25 forsendelsesmåte
subst. method of dispatch, method of conveyance subst. carrying charges, cost of carriage, freight subst. shipping charges, transportation charges -
26 fortgang
subst. speed, momentum, pace subst. (gammeldags) dispatch -
27 følgebrev
subst. accompanying letter subst. dispatch note, waybill, parcel bill -
28 kurér
subst. courier, dispatch carrier -
29 kurerforsendelse
subst. courier dispatch -
30 melding
message, signal* * *subst. announcement, statement, message subst. [ innberetning] report subst. (kortspill) bid, bidding, declaration, call subst. call (f.eks. ) subst. dispatch, communiqué subst. notification (kortspill) (defensiv melding) defensive overcall (meteorologisk melding) weather report, (om det kommende været) (weather) forecast (skriftlig melding) written report, report in writing (kortspill) preemptive (el. shutout) bid -
31 nødfølgebrev
subst. (post) substitute dispatch note -
32 ordonnans
subst. (militær) orderly (officer) subst. messenger, runner subst. (militær) (motorisert) dispatch rider -
33 oversende
verb. send, dispatch, submit verb. (formelt) transmit verb. refer (til to) (f.eks.refer the case to the complaints board
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34 oversendelse
subst. transmission, dispatch -
35 rørpost
subst. pneumatic dispatch -
36 sende
посылать-er, -te, -t* * *broadcast, pass, send* * *verb. send, dispatch, despatch verb. forward, pass verb. remit, post, mail verb. (radio) transmit, broadcast -
37 tidstildele
verb. (edb) dispatch -
38 utsende
verb. dispatch, emit, transmit -
39 vareavsending
subst. shipment (of goods), dispatch of goods, consignment of goods
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