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1 freight
s 1. teret, tovar 2. vozarina, prevoznina, brodarina 3. najam, zakup broda za prijevoz tereta i putnika 4. [US rly] sporovozni prijevoz robe / # carrier = teretni brod; # market = tržište vozarina; # rate = vozarinski stav; # space = brodski prostor* * *
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2 freight forwarder
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3 freight rate
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4 freight ship
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5 freight waiver clause
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6 freight car
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7 freight exchange/market
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8 freight forwarding contract
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9 freight ins.
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10 freight train
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11 freight yard
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12 freight/carriage and insurance paid
[com] vozarina i osiguranje plaćeni do., uz naznaku mjesta odredištaEnglish-Croatian dictionary > freight/carriage and insurance paid
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13 freight/carriage paid to... named point
[com] vozarina plaćena do... uz naznaku mjesta odredištaEnglish-Croatian dictionary > freight/carriage paid to... named point
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14 freight-car
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15 freight-train
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16 freight-yard
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17 air freight rate
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18 distance freight
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19 less-than-truckload freight service
LTL uslugaEnglish-Croatian dictionary > less-than-truckload freight service
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20 to send freight by rail
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