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1 freight
freight [freɪt]1 noun∎ to take in freight (load, cargo) prendre du fret∎ to send goods by freight envoyer des marchandises en régime ordinaire(transport) de fret(a) (load → vessel) charger►► American freight car wagon m de marchandises, fourgon m;freight charges fret m, frais mpl de transport;freight collect port m avancé;freight depot gare f de marchandises;American freight elevator monte-charges m inv;freight forward port m avancé;freight forwarder agent m de fret, transitaire m;freight forwarding transit m;freight insurance assurance f sur fret;freight note bordereau m d'expédition;freight plane avion-cargo m, avion m de fret;freight release bon m à délivrer;freight shipping messageries fpl maritimes;freight terminal terminal m de fret;freight ton tonne f d'affrètement;American freight train train m de marchandises;freight vehicle véhicule m de transport de marchandises;American freight yard dépôt m de marchandises -
2 artery
plural - arteries; noun1) (a blood-vessel that carries the blood from the heart through the body.) artère2) (a main route of travel and transport.) artère•- arterial -
3 surface
A n1 lit (of water, land, object) surface f ; on ou at the surface ( of liquid) à la surface ; on the surface ( of solid) sur la surface ; to work at the surface Mining travailler en surface or au jour ;2 fig apparence f ; to skim the surface of effleurer [problem, issue] ; on the surface it was a simple problem en apparence le problème était simple ; beneath the surface he's very shy au fond il est très timide ; violence is never far below the surface la violence est toujours latente ; to come ou rise to the surface [tensions, feelings, emotions] se manifester ;4 ( worktop) plan m de travail.B modif1 lit [vessel, fleet, transport] de surface ; [work, worker] en surface, au jour ; [wound] superficiel/-ielle ; surface measurements superficie f ;2 fig [problem, resemblance] superficiel/-ielle ;3 Ling [structure, grammar, analysis] de surface.D vi2 fig ( come to surface) [tension, anxiety, racism] se manifester ; [problem, evidence, scandal] apparaître ;3 ( reappear) [person] ( after absence) refaire surface ○, réapparaître ; ( from bed) se lever ; [object] réapparaître. -
4 авария на море
авария на море
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shipping accident
An unexpected incident, failure or loss involving a vessel or its contents in the course of commercial transport that poses potential harm to persons, property or the environment. (Source: RHW)
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