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1free on rail — ➔ Incoterm …
2free on rail — Delivered to a railway station and loaded onto a train free of charge (abbrev for) • • • Main Entry: ↑free …
3free on rail — 〈[fri: ɔn rɛıl] Abk.: for〉 Handelsklausel, nach der der Verkäufer Kosten u. Risiko des Transports der Ware bis auf die Eisenbahn übernimmt [engl., „frei auf die Bahn“] …
4free on rail — [ reil] <engl. > frei (bis zur) Schiene (Klausel, nach der der Verkäufer Kosten u. Risiko des Transports bis auf den Güterbahnhof übernimmt); Abk. for, f. o. r …
5Free-mo — stands for free modular and is a relatively new modular standard in the hobby of model railroading.Free mo is a derivation of FREMO, a European modular standard. Free mo s emphasis is on flexibility in track design and prototypical scenery and… …
6free on truck — ˌfree on ˈtruck noun [uncountable] another name for free on rail …
7rail — /reɪl/ noun a railway system ● Six million commuters travel to work by rail each day. ● We ship all our goods by rail. ● Rail travellers are complaining about rising fares. ● Rail travel is cheaper than air travel. ♦ free on rail (FOR) a price… …
8free on board — The basis of an export contract in which the seller pays for sending the goods to the port of shipment and loading them on to the ship or aircraft. The seller also pays for the insurance up to this point. Thereafter the transport and insurance… …
9Rail trail — is a term for a trail that makes use of a railroad right of way (ROW). A rail trail can be either a rail to trail , created in a right of way where the railway has been discontinued, or a rail with trail , created in a right of way where the… …
10Rail transport in Australia — is to a large extent state based. The Australian rail network consists of a total of 33,819 km of track of three major gauges, of which 2,540 km is electrified. Fact|date=March 2008The majority of the Australian railway network infrastructure is… …
