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2 Waggon
Waggon m LOGIS (AE) freight car, (BE) goods wagon* * ** * *Waggon
[railway] carriage, railway car (Br.), railroad car (US), (Güter) goods van (Br.), freight car (US);
• ab Waggon ex wag(g)on;
• frei Waggon free on rail (truck, Br.);
• insgesamt abgefertigte Waggons cars handled (US);
• beim Fahren abgehängter (abgekoppelter, abkoppelbarer) Waggon slip carriage (coach);
• ausrangierter Waggon defective car (US);
• insgesamt beladene Waggons cars loaded (US), loaded wag(g)ons (Br.);
• eigener Waggon home car (US), (Spediteur) owned car (US);
• im Nahverkehr eingesetzter Waggon commuter car (US);
• einsatzbereiter Waggon serviceable car (US);
• nicht einsatzfähiger Waggon unserviceable car (US);
• erster Waggon front carriage;
• erster Klasse Waggon first-class railway carriage;
• gedeckter (geschlossener) Waggon closed freight car (US), covered wag(g)on (Br.), boxcar (US), box wag(g)on (Br.);
• leerer Waggon idler, deadhead;
• offener Waggon open railway car (Br.), truck (Br.), freight (flat, platform) car (US);
• auf Kilometerbasis vermieteter Waggon mil(e)age car;
• versiegelter Waggon bonded car;
• vorbestellter Waggon private line car (US);
• Waggon einer anderen Gesellschaft foreign car (US);
• für Stückgutladungen package car (US);
• zusätzliche Waggons anhängen to put on more coaches (Br.) (cars, US);
• Waggon ausladen to unload a wag(g)on (freight car, US);
• Waggon beladen to stow (load on) a wag(g)on, to fill a truck (Br.);
• Waggons stellen to supply cars (US);
• Waggonauftrag carload order (US);
• Waggonbau carbuilding (US);
• Waggonbedarf truck requirements (Br.);
• Waggonbeförderung wag(g)onage;
• Waggonbenutzungsgebühr waggon-hiring charge;
• Waggonbestand wag(g)on stock (Br.), rolling stock;
• gesamter Waggonbestand car ownership (US);
• Waggondepot car depot;
• Waggonfabrik railcar plant (US);
• Waggonfracht bulk (carload, US) freight;
• Waggon frachtsatz, Waggonfrachttarif bulk (carload, US) freight (rate), flatcar rate (US);
• Waggongestellung car (US) (truck, Br.) supply;
• Waggonindustrie railroad industry (US);
• Waggonknappheit car shortage (US). -
3 Rungenwagen
Rungenwagen
platform car (US), (carriage, Br.), flat car (US), open carriage (Br.);
• Rungenwagen für überhängende Ladung idler car.
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