shipping
পরিবহন
definition
noun
the volume of shipping using these ports
ships considered collectively, especially those in a particular area or belonging to a particular country.
translation of 'shipping'
noun
জাহাজসমূহ,
জাহাজে স্থানলাভ,
জাহাজযোগে প্রেরণ,
জাহাজে আরোহণ
example
These fees typically cover 'shipping' and handling of materials, assignments and examinations costs.
Yeah, I paid for the expedited 'shipping' .
Besides, if Somalia was key to securing 'shipping' through the area, why did we leave after the Black Hawk Down disaster?
the volume of 'shipping' using these ports
wine 'shipping'
Only when ports cannot be cut off does attacking 'shipping' at sea become necessary.
The price of the garden is $129.95, plus 'shipping' and handling of $19.95 and sales tax, if applicable.
The updated charts, once produced, will benefit both military and commercial 'shipping' , enabling them to navigate safely through the shallow seaways.
The French government then required Portugal to close her ports to British 'shipping' and to declare war on Great Britain.
After all the winery's profits are exponentially greater with direct 'shipping' .
Perhaps we should add some 'shipping' and handling costs to that - it just does not seem high enough.
The warship has now returned to Portsmouth after months with one of NATO's permanent task groups, checking 'shipping' for any signs of terrorist activities or support for terrorist groups.
Coastal 'shipping' was also important for many decades after European settlement, along with river transport.
Lack of security for low-flying aircraft complicates 'shipping' and transportation too.
Look at something like free super saver shipping - our free 'shipping' on orders over $25.
Malin Head Radio broadcast a Mayday relay to all 'shipping' .
Merchant marine Britain's dependence on merchant 'shipping' was an economic fact which total war heavily underlined.
The cost will be approximately $1500 for 20 panels, which includes overnight 'shipping' , if necessary.
the volume of 'shipping' using these ports
Still, to deter underage drinking, the states that allow direct 'shipping' require an adult signature upon delivery.
The Germans could use the base to attack British 'shipping' in the area and disrupt the British use of the Suez.
There was something as massive and significant as the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway which re-directed much 'shipping' away from Eastern ports.
High-profile brand offerings combined with quick 'shipping' of the actual samples makes this site one to watch.
Direct 'shipping' from western ports would avoid possible contamination and cut transport charges.
In the 18th century our 'shipping' and ports made us the greatest trading nation in the world.
Even including the cost of 'shipping' , you can save money.
Moreover German trade, a major reason for interest in the area, provided 'shipping' for the conquest.
It is in full view of most of the town of Dover, and has uninterrupted views of 'shipping' in the Straits of Dover.
The cost of that program is about $160.00 including 'shipping' and handling.
The Athenian war fleet was reduced to twelve ships - barely enough to protect her 'shipping' .
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