freight (noun)
101Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange — UK US noun STOCK MARKET ► BIFFEX(Cf. ↑BIFFEX) …
102advance freight — /əd vɑ:ns freɪt/ noun freight which is payable in advance …
103dead freight — /ded freɪt/ noun payment by a charterer for unfilled space in a ship or plane ● Too much dead freight is making it impossible for the company to continue to charter ships …
104distance freight — / dɪstəns freɪt/ noun freight charges based on the distance over which the goods are transported …
105air freight charges — / eə freɪt ˌtʃɑ:dʒɪz/, air freight rates / eə freɪt reɪts/ plural noun money charged for sending goods by air …
106dead freight — /dɛd ˈfreɪt/ (say ded frayt) noun the sum paid for that part of a vessel not occupied by cargo when the whole vessel is chartered …
107cost, insurance, and freight — /ˌkɒst ɪnˌʃυərəns ən freɪt/ noun the estimate of a price, which includes the cost of the goods, the insurance, and the transport charges. Abbr CIF …
108cost, insurance, and freight — /ˌkɒst ɪnˌʃυərəns ən freɪt/ noun the estimate of a price, which includes the cost of the goods, the insurance, and the transport charges. Abbreviation CIF, c.i.f …
109inland freight charges — /ˌɪnlənd freɪt ˌtʃɑ:dʒɪz/ plural noun charges for carrying goods from one part of the country to another …
110sea freight — / si: freɪt/ noun the transportation of goods in ships, or goods sent by sea …