car carrier
1car carrier — noun A special ship that transports cars in a garage with ambient control and ventilation …
2car carrier — noun a trailer that can be loaded with new cars for delivery to sales agencies • Hypernyms: ↑trailer …
3Nissan Motor Car Carrier — Co., Ltd 日産専用船株式会社 Industry Transport Founded 1965 Headquarters Chūō, Tokyo, Japan Employees 72 Website …
4Carrier — Car|ri|er 〈[ kæ̣rıə(r)] m. 3〉 1. 〈internationale Bez. für〉 1.1 Transportgesellschaft, Luftverkehrsgesellschaft 1.2 = Vancarrier 2. 〈Chem.〉 Stoff, der den Transport von Substanzen besorgt [engl., „Spediteur, Beförderer, Träger“] * * * Car|ri|er [… …
5Carrier Carrosserie — est une entreprise française implantée à Alençon (Orne), rachetée en 2000 par le vendéen Fast Concept Car[1]. Elle produit, à côté de sa gamme autocars qui constitue la grande partie de l activité, des bennes et remorques. Sommaire 1 De l Ile de… …
6car|ri|er — «KAR ee uhr», noun. 1. a) a person or thing that carries something. A postman is a mail carrier. A porter is a baggage carrier. b) a bearer; messenger: »A jungle safari usually has water carriers. Troubadours and peddlers were often carriers of… …
7Car shipping — is the transport of a vehicle from a seller in one place to a buyer in another place. This includes country to country shipping as well as state to state shipping. Car shipping and transport is a rather recent addition to the automotive industry …
8carrier — car·ri·er n 1: an individual or entity engaged in transporting passengers or goods for hire by land, water, or air; specif: common carrier 2: an insurer that assumes the risks of a policy that it issues to a policyholder Merriam Webster’s… …
9carrier — car‧ri‧er [ˈkæriə ǁ ər] noun [countable] TRANSPORT ORGANIZATIONS a person or company whose job is to transport goods from one place to another: • national carriers like Pickfords, with their own warehouses and regular clientele • the American… …
10CAR-RT SORT — is a United States Postal Service marking appearing above the sendee s address on traditional junk mail such as store circulars, coupon books, and other bound printed matter (BPD). Advertisers receive a significant postage discount in return for… …
