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1 cost of transportation
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > cost of transportation
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2 transportation
nountransportation by air/sea/road/rail — Luft-/See-/Straßen-/Bahntransport, der
2) (Amer.) see academic.ru/76297/transport">transport 2. 2)* * *noun (transport.) der Transport* * *trans·por·ta·tion[ˌtræn(t)spɔ:ˈteɪʃən, AM -spɚˈ-]n no plmeans of \transportation Transportmittel nt, Verkehrsmittel ntto provide \transportation ein Beförderungsmittel zur Verfügung stellen* * *["trnspOː'teISən]n1) Beförderung f, Transport m; (= means) Beförderungsmittel nt; (public) Verkehrsmittel nt; (= cost) Transport- or Beförderungskosten pl* * *2. Transportsystem n3. besonders USa) Beförderungs-, Verkehrsmittel plb) Transport-, Beförderungskosten plc) Fahrschein m, -ausweis mtrans. abk1. transaction2. transferred5. transverse* * *nountransportation by air/sea/road/rail — Luft-/See-/Straßen-/Bahntransport, der
2) (Amer.) see transport 2. 2)* * *(US) n.Anfuhr -en f. n.Transport m.Verkehrswesen n. -
3 carriage
noun1) (horse-drawn vehicle) Kutsche, diecarriage and pair/four/six — etc. Zwei-/Vier-/Sechsspänner usw., der
2) (Railw.) [Eisenbahn]wagen, der3) (Mech., of typewriter) Schlitten, der5) (cost of conveying) Frachtkosten Pl.6) (bearing) Haltung, die* * *['kæri‹]1) (the act or cost of conveying and delivering goods: Does that price include carriage?) die Beförderung, der Transport2) (a vehicle for carrying (especially in Britain, railway passengers): the carriage nearest the engine; a railway carriage.) der Eisenbahnwagen3) (especially formerly, a horse-drawn passenger vehicle.) die Kutsche4) (the part of a typewriter which moves back and forwards, carrying the paper.) der Schlitten5) (posture; way of walking.) die Haltung, der Gang•- academic.ru/11084/carriageway">carriageway* * *car·riage[ˈkærɪʤ, AM ˈker-]nthat will be £150, \carriage included das macht 150 Pfund, inklusive Fracht* * *['krɪdZ]n5) (MIL: gun-carriage) Lafette f* * *carriage [ˈkærıdʒ] s1. a) Wagen m, Kutsche f, Equipage f:carriage and pair Zweispänner mb) US (Kinder) Wagen m2. BAHN Br (Personen)Wagen m3. Beförderung f, Transport m:carriage of passengers Personenbeförderung4. WIRTSCH Transport-, Beförderungskosten pl, Fracht(gebühr) f, Rollgeld n:charge for carriage Frachtkosten berechnen;carriage forward Br Frachtkosten per Nachnahme;send sth carriage forward etwas per Frachtnachnahme schicken;6. TECHb) Laufwerk nc) Support m, Schlitten m (einer Werkzeugmaschine)7. (Körper)Haltung f:carriage of head Kopfhaltung8. POL Durchbringen n (einer Gesetzesvorlage)9. obs Benehmen n, Auftreten n10. obs Bürde f* * *noun1) (horse-drawn vehicle) Kutsche, diecarriage and pair/four/six — etc. Zwei-/Vier-/Sechsspänner usw., der
2) (Railw.) [Eisenbahn]wagen, der3) (Mech., of typewriter) Schlitten, der5) (cost of conveying) Frachtkosten Pl.6) (bearing) Haltung, die* * *(transport) (UK) n.Anfuhr -en f. (printer) n.Schreibwagen m. (transportation) n.Beförderung f. (typewriter) n.Schreibwagen m. n.Gütertransport m.Kutsche -n f.Transport m.Wagenvorschub m. -
4 cartage
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5 freight
1. nounFracht, die2. transitive verb* * *[freit]1) (goods being carried from place to place: air-freight; ( also adjective) a freight train.) die Fracht, Fracht-...2) (the money charged for carrying such goods: He charged me $100 freight.) die Frachtgebühr•- academic.ru/29376/freighter">freighter* * *[freɪt]air/rail \freight Luft-/Bahnfracht fto send sth by \freight etw als Fracht sendento send sth \freight etw als Fracht[gut] senden1. (transport)▪ to \freight sth etw als Frachtgut befördern2. ( fig liter)* * *[freɪt]1. n2) (= transport of freight) Frachtverkehr m3) Fracht f, Frachtkosten plfreight paid (Comm) — frachtfrei, Fracht bezahlt
2. advto send sth freight/air freight — etw als Frachtgut/per Luftfracht senden
3. vtgoods verfrachten* * *freight [freıt]A s1. Fracht f, Beförderung f als Frachtgut2. Fracht(gebühr) f, -kosten pl3. SCHIFF (US auch FLUG, AUTO, BAHN) Fracht f, Ladung f:4. BAHN US Güterzug mB v/tthe ship was freighted with coal das Schiff hatte Kohle geladen2. Güter verfrachten3. als Frachtgut befördernc.f.i., C.F.I. abk WIRTSCH cost, freight, and insurance* * *1. nounFracht, die2. transitive verb* * *adj.verfrachten adj. n.Fracht -en f.Frachtgut n.
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