(railage)
1railage — /ray lij/, n. an amount charged for transporting goods by rail. [1890 95; RAIL1 + AGE] * * * …
2railage — rail·age …
3railage — ˈrālij noun ( s) Etymology: rail (III) + age Britain : railroad transportation : the charge for conveyance by rail * * * /ray lij/, n. an amount charged for transporting goods by rail. [1890 95; …
4KIDMAN, Sir Sidney (1857-1935) — pastoralist was born near Adelaide on 9 May 1857. He was educated at private schools at Norwood, and at 13 years of age bought a one eyed horse for £2 10s., and set out for New South Wales with only five shillings in his pocket. His father had… …
5Железнодорожная перевозка — (англ. railage) перевозка пассажиров, грузов, багажа, грузобагажа во внутреннем и международном железнодорожном сообщении. Как объект гражданско правовых отношений в РФ Ж.п. относятся к естественной монополии, что определяет особые условия… …
6rail — rail1 [reɪl] noun 1》 a bar or bars fixed on upright supports or attached to a wall or ceiling, serving as part of a fence or barrier or used to hang things on. 2》 a steel bar or line of bars laid on the ground as one of a pair forming a railway… …
7rail — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a level or sloping bar or series of bars: a used to hang things on. b running along the top of a set of banisters. c forming part of a fence or barrier as protection against contact, falling over, etc. 2 a steel bar or continuous… …
8Железнодорожная перевозка — (англ. railage) перевозка пассажиров, грузов, багажа, грузобагажа во внутреннем и международном железнодорожном сообщении. Как объект гражданско правовых отношений в РФ Ж.п. относятся к естественной моноп …
